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YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - 80% of women on reservation were assaulted

80% of women on one of the reservations featured in "Missing from Fire Trail Road" say they have been sexually assaulted. Why is this happening?  Watch this full episode of "Horror in the Heartland": https://youtu.be/1Yz25xTeOk4 #Indigenous #MMIW #truecrime

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - 'Double standard' hurting Native women

Do some missing person cases matter more than others? A documentarian, who explored high rates of murder and disappearances against Indigenous women, explains her perspective. Watch this full episode of "Horror in the Heartland": https://youtu.be/1Yz25xTeOk4 #Indigenous #MMIW #truecrime

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Why are there so many cases of missing Native women? | Horror in the Heartland

Hena Doba sits down with journalist and director Sabrina Van Tassel to discuss her documentary, “Missing from Fire Trail Road." The powerful film focuses on the investigation into Mary Ellen Johnson-Davis, a Native woman who disappeared under mysterious circumstances in 2020. Her killer still remains at large. Van Tassel discusses the broader implications of the ongoing crisis of violence in Indigenous communities and what viewers can do to help. #MMIW #TrueCrime #SabrinaVanTassel CREDITS Host: Hena Doba Executive Producer: Kayla Jardine Senior Producer: April Gambardella Booker: Will Tomasi Associate Producer: Mekhi Rhodes Editor: Rita Cripe "Horror in the Heartland" is NewsNation`s chilling, new digital series hosted by anchor Hena…

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - An epidemic that touches us all...

"United Natives" founder opens up about the toll the missing and murdered indigenous relatives epidemic is having on her and on indigenous communities. Watch this full episode of "Horror in the Heartland": https://youtu.be/hzdgHrVlcrw #Indigenous #MMIW #NativeAmerican

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - New app helps with missing Indigenous cases

Dr. Crystal Lee shares information on "United Natives" app used to combat missing native women epidemic. Watch this full episode of "Horror in the Heartland": https://youtu.be/hzdgHrVlcrw #Indigenous #MMIW #UnitedNatives

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Indigenous women face violence 10 times more than average

Dr. Crystal Lee tells Hena Doba that the missing Indigenous epidemic isn't new, it's 500 years plus in the making. Watch this full episode of "Horror in the Heartland": https://youtu.be/hzdgHrVlcrw #Indigenous #MMIW #NativeAmerican