No More Stolen Sisters: A fireside chat with WIN and Native & Indigenous at SAS 
WIN and the Native & Indigenous at SAS group invite you to attend an important conversation addressing the Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) crisis in Native communities, primarily women, girls, and Two-Spirits.
Native American employees, Alisa Hunt-Lowery (@alisa_h_lowery) of JMP and Seth Locklear of SAS, will facilitate a candid dialogue with Indigenous researchers and advocates in NC to discuss this complex and ongoing crisis.
Co-creators of The Red Justice Project will bring visibility to the many unresolved cases and discuss resources and policy work to protect and obtain justice for victims and their families.
Learn more about the event here and register to attend.
When? Wednesday, May 14 at 1 - 2:30 p.m. EST
Where?
- In person: SAS world headquarters, Building A, Global Education Center Room 1042
- Virtual: Via MS Teams
Why attend?
- Raise awareness: Learn about the systemic issues contributing to the crisis of MMIP.
- Show support: Stand in solidarity with Indigenous communities and advocate for justice.
- Get involved: Discover ways to contribute to ongoing efforts and make a difference.
Attendees are invited to wear red to show support.
Hear from Indigenous leaders, activists, and SAS employees from the Lumbee Tribe in NC who will share their perspectives and insights.
Company CultureEmployee EventJMP NewsWhat's HappeningRe: No More Stolen Sisters: A fireside chat with WIN and Native & Indigenous at SASI can't wait for this event! I know most of the panelists personally & they will all bring a unique perspective to this important topic!
Re: No More Stolen Sisters: A fireside chat with WIN and Native & Indigenous at SASThank you, @alisa_h_lowery for your key role in this event!
Re: No More Stolen Sisters: A fireside chat with WIN and Native & Indigenous at SASThis was a great event! The recording is now available for viewing using the link below:
No More Stolen Sisters Recording (2025-05-14)
