Healing isn’t linear. Some days feel strong. Some feel heavy. Both are part of the journey. Be gentle with yourself - progress isn’t erased by hard days. #thoughtfulthursday #healingjourney #ampkwaadvocacy #mmip
Wesley Jones is one of many Indigenous people who have not been brought home. His case is current. His family is still searching. When cases go quiet, families are left carrying everything on their own. Please follow the link in bio to help support o
What is MMIP? Missing and Murdered Indigenous People highlights the alarming and disproportionate number of Indigenous individuals - especially women, girls, and two-spirit people - who are missing or murdered. Ampkwa exist to raise awareness and su
AMPKWA ADVOCACY is dedicated to supporting Indigenous communities by raising awareness for Missing & Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP), promoting safety and prevention, and supporting healing through advocacy, education, and art. We exist to sup
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Change in complex systems takes time. Healing in impacted communities takes longer. Thoughtful advocacy isn’t rushed- it’s consistent. It’s not loud for a moment - it’s present for the long journey. We’re here for the lo
Not every story is ours to tell. Not every detail is ours to share. Not every space is ours to occupy. Thoughtful advocacy is trauma-informed, consent-based, and grounded in respect. We commit to protecting the humanity behind every headline and ever
We invite you to the reception for AMPKWA; munk lush nsayka shawash tilixam (Ampkwa: Healing Our Indigenous Relatives) This powerful photography exhibit by Amanda Freeman, artist, advocate, and founder of Ampkwa Advocacy, brings awareness to the cris
How to help when someone goes missing. #mmip #mmiw #oregon #washington #publicsafety #ampkwaadvovacy