Native children in foster care in Mendocino County are at high risk of being trafficked

A gallery wall displays a collection of red, black, and multicolored textile artworks and quilts addressing violence against Indigenous people. The pieces include handprint motifs, protest imagery, and a large quilt made of individually inscribed squares bearing names, messages, and symbols. A floral wreath hangs at center, and a small table below holds an informational placard and ceremonial items, suggesting a memorial or remembrance exhibit.

Speakers at a training at Ukiah’s Pinoleville Rancheria cite social media as a factor and explain how Feather Alerts work.

The Mendocino Voice | Mendocino County, CA
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