May 1, 2025 鈥 May 5 is the National Day of Remembrance for Missing and Murdered
Indigenous Women (MMIW), and on that day, 华体会 will welcome Jordan Dresser, a film
producer, director, and advocate for MMIW, who will present a screening of his film,
鈥淲ho She Is鈥 at 7 p.m. in Del Norte Hall 1500.
鈥淲ho She Is鈥 addresses critical issues affecting Native American communities and sheds a light on those who have gone missing or been murdered without justice.
Following the screening, Chumash Tribal member Marianne Parra will lead a Question and Answer session with Dresser as they discuss the film鈥檚 themes and the broader MMIW movement.
Please if you plan to attend.
For more information contact Bridget Groat at bridget.groat@csuci.edu.
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