Chelsea Curtis
Journalist at Freelance
Reporter at AZ Luminaria
Diné | @AZLuminaria reporter | @IWMF’s Fund for Indigenous Journalists grantee | previously @azcentral @havasunews @azds
Articles
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1 week ago |
azluminaria.org | Chelsea Curtis
A proposed state law named for 14-year-old Emily Pike — a member of the San Carlos Apache Tribe who went missing and was later found dead — would not have applied to her disappearance. That’s because the bill, now known as Emily’s Law, would only cover missing people from 18 to 65 years old. The bill’s sponsor, Rep. Teresa Martinez, a Republican from Casa Grande, responded to questions from Arizona Luminaria Thursday about whether the bill would have covered Emily.
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1 week ago |
shorturl.at | Chelsea Curtis
A proposed state law named for 14-year-old Emily Pike — a member of the San Carlos Apache Tribe who went missing and was later found dead — would not have applied to her disappearance. That’s because the bill, now known as Emily’s Law, would only cover missing people from 18 to 65 years old. The bill’s sponsor, Rep. Teresa Martinez, a Republican from Casa Grande, responded to questions from Arizona Luminaria Thursday about whether the bill would have covered Emily.
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3 weeks ago |
paysonroundup.com | Chelsea Curtis
A critical report created to address the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People in Arizona and across the country has been removed from federal websites as the Trump administration continues to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion materials and policies. The report, created under the Not Invisible Act, was hailed as a groundbreaking effort to combat violence and systemic challenges Indigenous communities face nationwide.
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3 weeks ago |
wmicentral.com | Chelsea Curtis
A critical report created to address the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People in Arizona and across the country has been removed from federal websites as the Trump administration continues to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion materials and policies. The report, created under the Not Invisible Act, was hailed as a groundbreaking effort to combat violence and systemic challenges Indigenous communities face nationwide.
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3 weeks ago |
pinalcentral.com | Chelsea Curtis
A critical report created to address the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People in Arizona and across the country has been removed from federal websites as the Trump administration continues to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion materials and policies.
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