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Silent No More

Ellyse Fredericks

First time filmmaker, Indigenous Activism, Indigenous Arts, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives, Non-fiction

Stories We Wear is an exhibition at Fort Lewis College’s Center for Southwest Studies that draws attention to the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives crisis.

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