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Tattoo Artists Fundraise to Honor Missing Indigenous Women

11/24/2025

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Tattoo artists in Colorado and Utah host fundraising events for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center to address Indigenous women's murder rates, which are ten times higher than the national average.
Victoria "Turtle" Perez, of Aurora, Colorado, offers tattoos honoring missing and murdered Indigenous women, donating 40% of proceeds.
Sebastiana Sangre, of Salt Lake City, Utah, is tattooing pan-Indigenous symbols to spark conversations about missing and murdered Indigenous women.

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Tattoo artists in Colorado and Utah host fundraising events for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center to address Indigenous women's murder rates, which are ten times higher than the national average.
Victoria "Turtle" Perez, of Aurora, Colorado, offers tattoos honoring missing and murdered Indigenous women, donating 40% of proceeds.
Sebastiana Sangre, of Salt Lake City, Utah, is tattooing pan-Indigenous symbols to spark conversations about missing and murdered Indigenous women.