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Diné Relatives Task Force Seeks Community Voices
10 Dec, 2025
Summary
- A listening session will be held in Flagstaff, Arizona, on December 11.
- The event is for survivors, family members, and those affected by the sober living crisis.
- The goal is to understand system gaps and inform policies for Indigenous families.
The Missing and Murdered Diné Relatives Task Force is extending an invitation for community members to participate in a crucial Survivor and Family Listening Session. This initiative, organized in collaboration with the Arizona Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) Task Force, will take place on Thursday, December 11.
The session is specifically designed for survivors of missing persons cases, family members who have lost loved ones to homicide, and individuals navigating the challenges of the sober living crisis. All shared experiences are voluntary and confidential, aiming to illuminate systemic shortcomings and gather essential feedback.
Chair Amber Kanazbah Crotty emphasizes the significance of every shared story in understanding system gaps and driving community-led changes. The task force encourages broad participation, whether in person in Flagstaff or through written submissions, to inform policies and services supporting Indigenous families and promoting healing.
