Media

ABC 7 News Los Angeles:

ABC 10 News San Diego:

Vice:

TIME Magazine:

TIME: How Social Media Shone a Light on the Lauren Smith-Fields Case

NPR : Tens Of Thousands Of Black Women Vanish Each Year. This Website Tells Their Stories

The New York Times: Authorities Searched Exhaustively for Gabrielle Petito. What About Others?

Black Enterprise: WEBSITE HIGHLIGHTS THE THOUSANDS OF BLACK GIRLS WHO GO MISSING EVERY YEAR

Orlando Sentinel: Cold case files: Dozens of missing person mysteries unsolved in Central Florida

The Grio: Mother of Kierra Coles, missing pregnant postal worker, demands answers 3 years later

ABC7 News Los Angeles: SoCal woman shines spotlight on cases involving missing, murdered women of color

The Holly Spirit: The case of Jelani Day: bias, perspective and equity in news coverage

The Seattle Gay News: “I shouldn’t have to beg”: Petito search finds missing white woman syndrome at forefront of conversation

MurderMurder News: Our Black Girls: Covering the Mistreated, Missing, and Murdered Black Women in America

Madame Noire: The Nation’s First Task Force On Missing And Murdered African American Women Has Launched

“Tens of thousands of Black girls and women go missing every year. Last year, that figure was nearly 100,000. Yet their cases hardly ever grab national headlines.” https://t.co/QAdtugC2fQ

— The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center (@TheKingCenter) October 12, 2021

I’m so excited to receive this press release regarding new initiatives in L.A. to combat violence against Black women & girls.

Also *very* humbled that #OurBlackGirls was even mentioned. Justice for our sisters.

One story at a time.@lacivilrights @LACity @LAPDHQ pic.twitter.com/50nTVP5EMv

— Our Black Girls (@OurBlackGirls) May 24, 2022

The high rate of Black women who go missing is NOT reflected in the media. Thank you, @OurBlackGirls, for shining a spotlight on these missing queens. To bring them home or get them justice, we MUST continue to amplify THEIR stories. https://t.co/IY7nneiUAj

— Ben Crump (@AttorneyCrump) September 26, 2021

Join us at 2pm ET, for a @TwitterSpaces conversation regarding Native American and Black Women not getting the same media attention when they are missing.

🎙️@thatsjonnyfrank
🎙️@ourblackgirls
🎙️@MelodieEdwards3

— NPR (@NPR) October 7, 2021

Tens of thousands of Black women go missing each year. @xiErikaMarie is telling their stories on @OurBlackGirls—roughly one every other day for the last three years. https://t.co/w1PH7G87dU

— The Meteor (@themeteor) September 28, 2021

A great spotlight on the work @OurBlackGirls is doing to highlight the cases of Black women and girls. Follow her work, and @BAM_FI, @BlackGirlGoneP1, @BlkGirlMissing, and @CrimexNoir to know these cases and use your platform to advocate. https://t.co/ymhdcmGvai

— Uncovered (@uncovered) September 25, 2021

Thousands of Black girls and women go missing every year. Last year, that figure was nearly 100K.

Their cases hardly ever grab national headlines.

Read how @OurBlackGirls is working to change that narrative — helping them get the justice they deserve.https://t.co/3hj018xnoH

— Jonathan Franklin (@thatsjonnyfrank) October 8, 2021