Sign the petition to the U.S. Senate: Support Savanna’s Act!
U.S. Senate
This February, Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski re-introduced the Savanna’s Act to the Senate. Across the U.S., Native women are murdered at a rate more than 10 times higher than the national average. Despite widespread acknowledgement that this is a dire issue, Congress as a whole has yet to act on this.
Named after the late Savanna LaFontaine-Greywind, a Spirit Lake tribe member who was murdered in Fargo, ND, Savanna’s Act would ensure documentation of statistics around murder and disappeared rates, provide resources to tribal governments to better investigate MMIW cases, and support investigation coordination between tribal, state, and federal government law enforcement agencies.
Support Savanna’s Act by signing the petition today!
Participating Organizations:
Daily Kos
ACLU Montana
Amnesty International USA (AI USA)
Seeding Sovereignty
Named after the late Savanna LaFontaine-Greywind, a Spirit Lake tribe member who was murdered in Fargo, ND, Savanna’s Act would ensure documentation of statistics around murder and disappeared rates, provide resources to tribal governments to better investigate MMIW cases, and support investigation coordination between tribal, state, and federal government law enforcement agencies.
Support Savanna’s Act by signing the petition today!
Participating Organizations:
Daily Kos
ACLU Montana
Amnesty International USA (AI USA)
Seeding Sovereignty
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Indigenous women and children have been living under the threat of violence for far too long. Support Indigenous women and honor Savanna LaFontaine-Greywind’s memory by voting for Savanna’s Act.