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Dancers in honor of Native women who are missing and murdered. The Women's March in Salt Lake City heavily featured segments bringing awareness to MMIW as well. These demonstrations sought to bring more awareness to these issues, especially their severity in Utah. These marches mirror the efforts of those held across the country, such as the “Greater Than Fear” Rally held in Rochester where protesters sought to bring awareness and support for diversity and victims of sexual violence.
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over fields such as healthcare research and the prosecution of violent crime. Utah, alongside the federal government has had a long and complicated relationship with tribal sovereignty and the proper determining of jurisdiction. This is evidenced by controversies over extradition, as well as rights to the use of tribal lands for corporate use and for monument preservation. Complications in state and tribal relations surrounding sovereignty makes the reporting of missing persons and homicides cases far less reliable.
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problem of underreported cases in western cities, as well as a lack of publicity. This lack of publicity is currently being tackled by activist efforts in Utah. There is often a lack of transparency between police departments and researchers. Utah police departments are known for such obscurity, this is usually a result of a lack of coherent record being kept of MMIW cases. Several meetings have been held by government officials to discuss how to combat the lack of accurate reporting on Native
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an investigation, the findings of which indicated that the land base could only support "35,000 of the area's 55,000 inhabitants". This "surplus population" theory was used as a justification to pass the Navajo-Hopi Act, which utilized job placement services to relocate indigenous people to US cities, including Salt Lake City. This shift to more urban centers exacerbated the issue of MMIW, as research shows that there are more recorded cases in these areas.
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organizations. This task force will work to create “model protocols and procedures” to help address current and previously unsolved cases of missing and murdered
Indigenous women within the state jurisdiction. This is the second legislative motion passed specifically regarding the MMIW crisis in Utah, the first being the designation of an awareness day for victims as well as Native members of the LGBT+ community.
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American Indian populations within the state. This branch went on to publish reports highlighting the “unmet needs” of native populations regarding healthcare within the state of Utah, many of which directly impact the circumstances surrounding violent crimes against Native
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had marches and demonstrations bringing awareness to MMIW in Utah. The Provo Women's march focused on three issues that are prevalent in Utah valley: sexual assault, access to healthcare, and MMIW. The section focused on MMIW included a speech giving statistics on the severity of the issue in Utah,
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Americans are often mislabeled in race-specific statistics in censuses, surveys, and other types of data collection. This creates a vast margin of error for research published on this issue, as Indigenous people
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raise community awareness through marches as well as published work. This effort seeks to reduce the number of MMIW in Utah and to bring justice to already MMIW. There is a lack of knowledge about this issue and in particular efforts to educate have been effective in reducing that.
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high rates of in interracial marriage among Native American populations. Whites are the most common reported racial group for rapes and sexual assaults against Native American women (57%), followed by Blacks (10%) and other races (33%), figures roughly matching the
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party. The Black Hawk war was also between Native Americans and Mormon settlers from 1865 to 1867. Some of the general historical details of Native Americans in the United States are also relevant to understand in regards to MMIW.
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