Local photographer brings awareness to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women crisis

 
Jen Buckley, owner of Tveraa Photography, wants to get everyone talking about the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) crisis in the state.
 
As a member of the Chippewa-Cree tribe, this issue hits close to home for her, which is why she’s trying to get more of her photos in more businesses and on more billboards across the state. 
 
"These are my people and these are my family that need to be found,” Buckley said.
 
 
"I always knew and was passionate about this issue, but when Jermain Charlo went missing, I went on a search with her aunt and the Lifeguard group and I just, something has to be done, you know?” she said.

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