MMIP event set for May 5 at Bismarck State College
Daylong event will include film, panels and action-focused breakout sessions
A Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People event is scheduled for May 5 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Sidney J. Lee Auditorium in Schafer Hall at Bismarck State College, according to event materials.
The agenda includes a meet and greet with a continental breakfast, a welcome by Mona “Susan” Power, a screening of the “Mni Giizhik” film, lunch and action breakouts, according to the schedule. Organizers said the event will include breakout sessions focused on solutions led by community, tribal, state and federal voices.
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