Black and Missing Foundation, Inc. co-founders share tips to Black women
Derrica and Natalie Wilson, co-founders of the Black and Missing Foundation, Inc. (BAMFI), give our audience five things they can do to stay safer while out and about.
How Do We Get Missing Black Women and Girls Back Home?
Sky'Kemmia Pate was just 8 years old when she vanished from her family's porch in Unadilla, Ga., — a town roughly 45 miles outside of Macon — on Sept. 4, 1998.
How The Black And Missing Foundation Shines A Spotlight On Otherwise Ignored Missing Black People
The organization created by two powerful Black women is finding new tools to raise awareness.
Nkechi Okoro Carroll isn’t a ‘unicorn.’ Inside the TV empire she built to prove it
'Found', one of the few scripted shows to premiere this fall, the NBC crime drama follows the lives of whip-smart public relations expert Gabi Mosely and her crisis management team, which specializes in tracking down marginalized people often overlooked by authorities and the mainstream media.
Grandmother hoping for safe return of missing Houston mom Deaundrea Ford
The 21-year-old was last seen at her job in Houston, Texas.
Mom of missing Chicago postal worker pushing for answers 5 years on: ‘I’m never gonna give up’
Kierra Coles was last seen on Oct. 2, 2018. She was about three months pregnant.
Local missing woman’s family highlights the crisis of missing Black women
When you ask South LA resident Marlena Walker about her niece, Phedra Walker, she’ll tell you she is fun-loving, easy-going and a really nice person.
How ‘On Patrol Live’ & Viewers Have Helped Find 24 Missing People
Agencies connected to Dan Abrams' REELZ show speak about success stories and more.
Beyond the Hoax: The Alarming Reality of Missing Black Women
Black women continue to go missing at alarming rates. The Co-Founder of the Black and Missing Foundation breaks down the stark statistics and why we need community help now more than ever.
Sounding The Alarm: Part One — The Case of Missing and Murdered Black and brown Women
Natalie Wilson remembers like it was yesterday: flipping through newspapers, watching national headlines tick across the television screen over Lori Hacking, 27, a white woman, reported missing in Salt Lake City in 2004.