march for justice #2
Unity for awareness
wear red & BLACK
OUTLINE OF EVENTS
Unity for Awareness (RED & BLACK)
- 11:00am - Meet up at Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza
- 11:15am - Open with Prayer and/or Song Insinuate Repetitive Chants March to 17th Ave crossing to State Capitol Lawn,
- March South to Jefferson, then west around the Block back into the Patio two times (Duration 1hr 30mins)
12:45pm - Conclude March back at Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza
Green is the identified Route to March clockwise 2x's.
Red Circle is where to meet for Invocation & Benediction
Yellow Rectangles identify PUBLIC PARKING
A CALL TO DIRECT ACTION!
Join us to bring awareness to ContinueD Traumatic Events of our Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women, People and Relatives.
WE INVITE:
special guests to cover areas of
sPEAKING, Singers & Conducting Prayers.
all MMIP, MMIW, MMIR Groups that are able to attend.
Calling ALL 22 Federally Recognized Tribes in Arizona to raise awareness for the Current OPEN CASES of our Missing Relatives FROM THIER HOME COMMUNITIES!
Join Our Cause • Support your native neighbors
I NEed Help.
We are dedicated to supporting and advocating for indigenous communities impacted by fraud. Reach out to gain the assistance and justice you deserve.
What happened?
There has been recent pain and suffering in indigenous communities. Stolen benefits has had a profound impact on displaced and deceived Native Americans.
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Helping Indigenous People find peace
Stolen People
Stolen Benefits
Stolen People Stolen Benefits strives to bring awareness to the issues that have impacted our vulnerable Indigenous relatives all over Indian Country.
There is a need for addiction recovery assistance for those that have been preyed upon in these fraudulent treatment centers (Behavioral Health Residential Facilities and Intensive Outpatient Clinics).
Our goal is to help as many relatives by facilitating safe places, transportation services, and other humanities needed by those affected and displaced by the fraudulent group home crisis happening within Arizona.
Reva Stewart
Reva Jean Stewart was born on November 24, 1968, in Monte Vista, Colorado. Reva is the proud daughter of Mr. Danny M. Platero, Sr. and the late Rita J. Valdez Platero.
Reva is the loving sister of Renee Platero, loving late brother Dino, loving sister of Reina Platero, loving sister of Verlynne Yazzie and loving brothers Delwin and Danny Platero, Jr. Reva has three wonderful children Sean Swan, LorenAshlee Swan and RavenSkye Stewart. Reva is the very proud grandmother of three.
Reva is originally from Nageezi, New Mexico from the Dine' Nation (Navajo). She was born for the Bitani (Under His Cover Clan). Reva's maternal grandparents are Kinvaaaanni (The Towering House Clan). Her paternal grandparents are To'aheedlini (Water Flows Together Clan).
