Black and Missing: The Nolan Wells Story
The Black and Missing Foundation speaks with Harold Fisher of The Daily Drum regarding the Nolan Wells case.
TikTok series revisits Relisha Rudd case
A six-part TikTok series takes a look at the Relisha Rudd case again.
Award-Winning Relisha Rudd Documentary Reimagined as TikTok Micro-Series to Reach a New Generation
BAMFI Enterprises adapts award-winning short documentary into a six-part, social-first series featuring never-before-seen interview footage ahead of Relisha Rudd Remembrance Day.
Family of Jelani Day seeks answers five years after his mysterious death
This Father’s Day, many families will celebrate the fathers, sons, brothers, grandfathers, and mentors who shape their lives. But for the families of missing Black men, June is a quiet, agonizing month.
[Opinion] Missing, Not Incarcerated: The Relentless Search for Black Men and the Bias That Halts It
This Father’s Day, many families will celebrate the fathers, sons, brothers, grandfathers, and mentors who shape their lives. But for the families of missing Black men, June is a quiet, agonizing month.
BAMFI Enterprises Earns Five National Telly and Communicator Honors for Relisha Rudd and Pamela Butler Documentaries
Production arm of the Black and Missing Foundation recognized for excellence in True Crime, Film, and Unscripted media, proving the power of advocacy-backed storytelling.
How the Black and Missing Foundation founders are changing the way missing persons cases are covered
Natalie Wilson and her sister-in-law, Derrica Wilson, launched the Black and Missing Foundation in 2008 to raise awareness of missing Black people in the United States.
Unsolved Ohio: Young mother vanished in 1997 shortly after moving to Columbus
Nearly three decades after a young mother vanished from her east Columbus home shortly after moving, her son is trying to piece together what happened.
Black and Missing Foundation’s 10th Annual “Hope Without Boundaries” 5K to Raise Funds and Awareness for Missing Persons of Color
The race supports families and advances efforts to bring national attention to overlooked cases.
Nearly 1 in 3 Missing Children in America are Black
Black and Missing Foundation Founders Derrica Wilson and Natalie Wilson sit down with Karen Hunter to talk about their organization.