SAVE THE DATE
5th Annual Missing & Murdered Indigenous People Awareness Conference
Join us in honoring Indigenous lives, raising awareness, and strengthening community advocacy through education, remembrance, and collective action.
Dates
May 3rd – May 5th, 2026
Location
Elko Convention Center
700 Moren Way
Elko, Nevada 89801
Admission
Free Admission
Drug & Alcohol Free Event
Registration Required
Conference Presentations & Discussions
This conference will bring together community members, advocates, leaders, and families to discuss critical issues impacting Indigenous communities.
*Jurisdictions & Law Enforcement
Understanding legal challenges and pathways toward justice.
*Human Trafficking Awareness
Education on prevention, protection, and community response.
*Domestic Violence & Advocacy
Resources, survivor stories, and support systems.
*Cultural & Traditional Healing
Traditional teachings and community healing spaces.
*Talking Circles
Community discussions for sharing stories and support.
Vendors Needed
We are inviting local vendors to participate in this year’s awareness conference. This is an opportunity to support the community and share your work with attendees.
- Indigenous artists
- Food vendors
- Cultural vendors
- Nonprofit organizations
- Community resource booths
Email: newewaipaipian@gmail.com
Volunteers Needed
Volunteers play an essential role in helping this conference run smoothly. We welcome community members who want to contribute their time and support this important cause.
Volunteer Roles
- Event setup
- Registration table
- Speaker assistance
- Community support
- Event coordination
Contact:
Thalia Marin
775-401-4472
Teresa Garcia
775-934-6406
Sponsors Needed
Sponsorship helps make this conference possible by supporting event costs, community outreach, and awareness efforts.
Sponsor Benefits
- Recognition during the conference
- Logo placement on event materials
- Community impact support
Contact
Thalia Marin
775-401-4472
Teresa Garcia
775-934-6406
Stand With Us
Together we can bring awareness, support families, and continue the work for justice and healing.
