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Missing & Murdered Diné Relatives Coalition (MMDRC)

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Aid/assistance request form (click here)
Missing Persons Community Action Toolkit (click here)

Missing & Murdered Diné Relatives Coalition (MMDRC)

Missing & Murdered Diné Relatives Coalition (MMDRC)Missing & Murdered Diné Relatives Coalition (MMDRC)Missing & Murdered Diné Relatives Coalition (MMDRC)
Aid/assistance request form (click here)
Missing Persons Community Action Toolkit (click here)

Hózhóógó Na’adá, Healing Together & Into the Future

Hózhóógó Na’adá, Healing Together & Into the Future

Hózhóógó Na’adá, Healing Together & Into the Future

Hózhóógó Na’adá, Healing Together & Into the Future

Hózhóógó Na’adá, Healing Together & Into the Future

Hózhóógó Na’adá, Healing Together & Into the Future

WHO WE ARE

Missing & Murdered Diné Relatives Coalition (MMDRC) works to provide support to victims of the Missing & Murdered Indigenous relatives crisis, allocating much-needed aid to Diné families in finding their loved ones & achieving justice for the loved ones they have lost through community support & resource sharing

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How to Report a Missing Person on the Navajo Nation

Per the Navajo Police Department's Facebook post on August 12, 2025:


"Lately, the Navajo Police Department has been receiving questions about the process of filing a Missing Persons Report on the Navajo Nation. We’ve provided a flow chart below to help with the process of reporting a Missing Person. Also, here are some things to keep in mind when reporting a Missing Person:


  • If you believe your loved one is missing, file a Missing Person Report IMMEDIATELY to your local NPD District.
  • Information can be taken over the phone or in-person to your local NPD District.
  • Gather all relevant information about the missing person to help the process move more quickly. Info such as the missing person’s full name, age, detailed description, where they were last seen, and a recent photograph will be requested.
  • Having the most updated photo of your loved one is helpful then an outdated photo. A person’s features can change throughout the years.
  • To report a missing person outside the Navajo Nation, we recommend you contact the nearest city/town law enforcement agency of where the person was last seen. The Navajo Police Department - Missing Persons Unit provides services for Navajo Nation community members and individuals reported missing on the Navajo Nation."

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Missing & Murdered Indigenous Relatives

Violence Compounded

"Across the US, Indigenous communities and nations have struggled with endemic violence targeting primarily women, girls, nádleehi, 2SLGBTQAI+  people. This violence often ends with one going missing or being murdered. This crisis is compounded by lack of media attention, and when attention is given, Indigenous communities and victims are often misrepresented. Additionally, settler law and policy formulation regarding violence against Indigenous people, in particular women and girls, is ignored and assigned low policy priority. Law and policy can be implicated in numerous cases of our brothers, sisters, mothers, fathers, aunties, uncles, and nieces and nephews going missing or being murdered. Loopholes in law and policy allow perpetrators to enact their evil acts on people with few being held accountable. The ripple effect of one lost sister or brother in our communities is carried

forward seven generations." - Moroni Benally | Consultant Coordinator for Public Policy and Advocacy at Restoring Ancestral Winds, Inc.


“Our answers are in our community.” - Abigail Echo-Hawk | Director of the Urban Indian Health Institute

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Missing & Murdered Diné Relatives Coalition (MMDRC

Mail: 2418 E. Hwy 66, #739, Gallup, New Mexico 87301, United States

Emails: navajommdr@gmail.com & zunneh-bah@navajommdr.org

MMDRC is not a direct service provider. If you are in an unsafe situation or need immediate assistance, please dial 911.


For a safe, confidential way to talk with someone right now, please call:

National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE)

Strong Hearts Native Helpline: 1-844-762-8483 

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