(Arapahoe, WY) – The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives 307 group continued its mission to spread awareness for the MMIP crisis this past weekend with a parade at the 77th Annual Northern Arapaho Powwow.
Organizer Nicole Wagon shared the following details and photos from the parade with County 10.
MMIR 307 extends its gratitude to everyone who supported and participated in the 77th Annual Northern Arapaho Powwow Parade today, raising awareness about the epidemic crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives affecting indigenous communities across Indian Country.
We thank Little Miss Northern Ute Celebration Princess Leilani Bearfootbear for representing her tribe and promoting MMIR awareness. We presented her and her family with a MMIR 307 flag.
We also appreciate Little Miss Northern Arapaho Princess Taveah Glick’s efforts and duties in honoring the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives 307 annual March, held on May 4th, 2025. Her reign ends today and she represented the tribe well throughout the year! Blessings to her and family.
Our prayers go out to the families impacted by this epidemic crisis, whose lives have been forever altered. We continue to offer prayers and strength to the Addison Family, who recently lost their loved one, Draven Addison.
We opted to hand out bumper stickers to honor the Stephanie Bearstail Family instead of candy today.
This crisis affects all of us. Your solidarity is not just seen. It is felt, it is sacred, and it is powerful.
Thank you for continuing to stand with MMIR 307 in demanding truth, justice, and a safer future for our Indigenous communities.
