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Social Media Spread the Story of Washington’s Missing Girls. It Also Got It Wrong

March 28, 2017
News

The news pricked at the deepest fears of Washington, D.C.'s black community. Between March 19 and March 24, a dozen black and Latino children were declared missing by police in the nation's capital.

How D.C.’s Disappearing Girls Highlight The Nation’s Black and Missing Problem

March 24, 2017
News

When Kennedi High, a 16-year-old with autism, didn't come home from school in early March, her family in Baltimore knew something was terribly wrong.

There’s A Bigger Story Behind The Viral Tweets About Missing Black And Latinx Teens In DC

March 24, 2017
News

Last week, the Metropolitan Police Department sent out a series of tweets publicizing the disappearance of 10 D.C. teenagers who were considered "critically missing."

Lawmakers call on FBI to help find string of missing black girls in Washington

March 24, 2017
News

The Congressional Black Caucus is calling on Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the FBI to help in the search for missing black girls in the Washington, D.C., area, following an alarming string of missing children cases from the nation's capital.

Black and Missing Foundation Stands with Congressional Black Caucus Members as They Urge Feds to Investigate Missing Girls of Color

March 24, 2017
Press Releases

The Black and Missing Foundation (BAMFI) would like to commend the Congressional Black Caucus chairman Cedric Richmond, D-La., and Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton for requesting an investigation in the disappearance of young girls of color across the nation.

Does D.C. Have A Problem With Missing Teens?

March 21, 2017
News

Concerned community members and local officials will gather at a forum Wednesday in Southeast Washington to discuss whether or not there is has been an increase in teens going missing in the District.

Talk Around Town: DC Area a Human Trafficking Hub

March 15, 2017
News

WHUR's Troy Johnson tells Chris Lawrence about the different challenges that come from the high rate of children of color who go missing as well as things you can do to keep your children safe.

Black teens are reported missing — and far too few people notice

March 14, 2017
News

There were 211 missing people reported in the District in January; 190 of them eventually were found unharmed. That still left 21 missing — 10 of them teenage girls.

Black & Missing: Nearly A Dozen Minority Girls Reported Missing

March 14, 2017
News

Black and missing: In the first 10 days of March, 10 young Black and Latino girls were reported missing in Washington, D.C.

‘Hit the Share Button’: Maryland Sisters-In-Law Work to Find Missing People of Color

June 30, 2016
News

Tamika Huston vanished in 2004, one year before Natalee Holloway. Both women disappeared under mysterious circumstances: Holloway, 18, during a high school graduation trip to Aruba; Huston, 24, from her home in Spartanburg, South Carolina.

Social Media Spread the Story of Washington’s Missing Girls. It Also Got It Wrong

How D.C.’s Disappearing Girls Highlight The Nation’s Black and Missing Problem

There’s A Bigger Story Behind The Viral Tweets About Missing Black And Latinx Teens In DC

Lawmakers call on FBI to help find string of missing black girls in Washington

Black and Missing Foundation Stands with Congressional Black Caucus Members as They Urge Feds to Investigate Missing Girls of Color

Does D.C. Have A Problem With Missing Teens?

Talk Around Town: DC Area a Human Trafficking Hub

Black teens are reported missing — and far too few people notice

Black & Missing: Nearly A Dozen Minority Girls Reported Missing

‘Hit the Share Button’: Maryland Sisters-In-Law Work to Find Missing People of Color

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