Data for Indigenous Justice

10/13/2026

10/12/2026

Everyday’s a good day to be Indigenous! Our office is closed 10/12 in observance of Indigenous peoples day!

10/11/2026

There’s still space available in our 🌹Garden of Roses, a free camp in Fairbanks for Alaska Native girls ages 10-17 who are survivors of sexual assault. 🌹

This is an opportunity for young girls to heal from the trauma they have experienced. Girls are accompanied by an adult parent or guardian.

A limited number of travel scholarships are available. Register early if interested. The registration deadline is Friday, October 23, 2026, or until filled.

To register or learn more, contact us at [email protected]/907-729-3795, or Roxanne Frank at [email protected]/907-451-6682, ext. 3581.

You can also learn more about our camp and other domestic and sexual violence prevention programs and resources here 👉 https://anthc.org/community-health/behavioral-health/

10/11/2026

Today we honor the life of William Rexford.

How They Lived is a special series that focuses on the joyful parts of the lives of Alaskan MMIP. Thank you for joining us in this meaningful endeavor to celebrate and remember the lives of missing and murdered Indigenous relatives. Together, we can ensure that their stories and the love they shared continue to resonate in our hearts and minds. The stories of our loved ones will be shared here, on our website and our Instagram.

If you would like to contribute a story of a loved one, please navigate to the “How they Lived” section of our website at www.dataforindigenousjustice.org for the link please fill out the form.

10/09/2026

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Tundra House hosts a supportive space for the relatives, families, and community members affected by Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives (MMIP-R) to come together. We remember, honor, and support each other, share our stories, and strengthen our collective voice for healing, justice, and change. Our relatives are not forgotten.

📍 Tundra House
322 Second St. — building behind Church of God

🕐 Wednesdays, 1:30–2:30 PM

This afternoon, Maniilaq Injury Prevention will also be at Tundra House from 2:30 PM to 4:00 PM to offer free smoke alarms and combination carbon monoxide/smoke alarms.

10/09/2026

To help break down important information in the 2016 ICWA regulations ruling and subsequent guidelines, NICWA developed summary resources. Designed as useful tools, both documents make information accessible for child welfare workers, Tribes, and courts and for families navigating the law.

📄Summary of Key Provisions—Provides brief descriptions of the comprehensive federal regulations and requirements for implementing ICWA.

📄Summary of the ICWA Guidelines—Covers the BIA's guidelines for interpreting the ICWA regulations and best practices for implementation.

🔗Links to these resources are provided in the comments.