Pit River Tribe Victim Services Department

10/06/2026

10/06/2026

CARE Tribal Advocate Program Development Institute. A Red Wind Program.

10/06/2026

📣 We’re hiring!

Indigenous Justice is growing our team and currently hiring for two in-person positions in Sacramento, CA:

✨ Administrative Assistant — Provide executive and administrative support and help keep our growing organization organized, connected, and moving forward.

✨ Re-Entry Coordinator — Support justice-involved Native and Indigenous community members by connecting individuals and families with resources, services, and community support.

We’re looking for people who are passionate about supporting Indigenous communities and want to be part of a mission-driven team working toward justice and lasting change.

🔗 Learn more and apply at the link: https://indigenousjustice.bamboohr.com/careers

Please share with your networks and help us spread the word!

10/01/2026

Commodities are today.
Pit River Casino parking lot.

09/28/2026

FEATHER ALERT - Sonoma County
Last seen: North McDowell Boulevard and Lynch Creek Way, Petaluma


IF SEEN, CALL 9-1-1

09/27/2026

09/25/2026

The fifth annual Sacred Mountain Powwow will bring dancers, drum groups, and community members together Sept. 25–27 at the Fort Bidwell Tribal Gymnasium.

https://modocrecord.com/annual-sacred-mountain-powwow-returns-to-fort-bidwell-this-month/

09/25/2026

THESE CHILDREN MAY NEVER MAKE THE 5 O’CLOCK NEWS.

Their faces may never receive national coverage—but they are somebody’s children. They are loved, we care about them, and we are praying for their safe return.

When Native people disappear across the Northern Plains, families face rural isolation, jurisdictional confusion, limited resources and racism. Native youth are too often dismissed as “runaways” instead of treated as missing children. Not every law-enforcement agency responds this way, but too few give our cases the urgency they deserve.

There are only about 55 Native-centered domestic-violence shelters serving 574 federally recognized Tribes. Across South Dakota, Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming, Nebraska and Colorado, culturally grounded shelter beds remain dangerously limited. Advocacy and referrals matter—but a phone number is not a safe place to sleep.

PLEASE READ THEIR NAMES:

• Dominic Renville — South Dakota
• Raymond Points At Him — South Dakota
• Jeronimo Drapeaux — South Dakota
• Jace LeBeau — South Dakota
• Kourtney Yellow Hair — South Dakota
• Brayden Church — South Dakota
• Kiyana Reese — South Dakota
• Sevon Roubideaux — South Dakota
• Akicita Little — South Dakota
• Sa’Wade Birdinground — Montana

‼️DO NOT JUST LIKE THIS POST—RESHARE IT.

Share it across the Northern Plains. One person may recognize a face, remember something or hold the information that helps bring one of these children home.

We see them. We are saying their names. We are praying for their protection and safe return.