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ALT [ID 1: On a red background with soft red clouds and a grainy texture, the NIWRC logo in all white is next to 2024 the National Week of Action for MMIWR logo. There is a beautiful purple and red illustration of a Native woman in a red shawl. She holds a feather over her heart and has a knowing expression on her face. There is a giant red hand print, a symbol of MMIWR, over a fuchsia circle behind her. There is a quote from Native Women’s Wilderness that reads “Red is the official color of the MMIW campaign, but it goes deep and has significant value. In various tribes, red is known to be the only color spirits see. It is hoped that by wearing red, we can call back the missing spirits of our women and children so we can lay them to rest.” At bottom of the entire graphic, there is a banner that reads "Tag @NIWRC when you post your photos is red!" and includes the phrases "No More Stolen Sisters" and "No More Stolen Relatives." End ID 1]
![[ID 2: On the same red cloud background but the text reads: April 29 - May 5, 2024 "Each day this week will feature actions aimed at bringing awareness to and ending the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives. Join us in saying enough is enough. No more stolen sisters." There is then a check list of actions for people to participate in each day: 1) Wear Red (which is then checked in red) 2) Tell congress to pass BADGES and the Parity for Tribal Law Enforcement Act. 3) Go Local 4) Honor 5) Engage 6) Move 7) Act End ID 2]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GMWdsVDWoAAs1KA.jpg?name=orig)
ALT [ID 2: On the same red cloud background but the text reads: April 29 - May 5, 2024 "Each day this week will feature actions aimed at bringing awareness to and ending the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives. Join us in saying enough is enough. No more stolen sisters." There is then a check list of actions for people to participate in each day: 1) Wear Red (which is then checked in red) 2) Tell congress to pass BADGES and the Parity for Tribal Law Enforcement Act. 3) Go Local 4) Honor 5) Engage 6) Move 7) Act End ID 2]
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ALT [ID 1: a red graphic with the NIWRC logo that reads 2024 National Week of Acton for MMIWR. It highlights the dates April 29 - May 5, 2024 and the hashtags #MMIWR #MMIWRActionNow #NoMoreStolenSisters #NoMoreStolenRelatives. End ID 1]
