URGENT: Our unsheltered Indigenous relatives need a warm place to survive.

While ICE terrorizes Minneapolis, detaining Native people who are citizens of this land since time immemorial, MIWRC is holding the line.

The Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center warming shelter is open. But keeping it open costs money. They need $45,000 to maintain operations as this crisis continues.

This week: → One person died from exposure → Four Oglala Sioux tribal members were detained by ICE → Renee Good was killed by an ICE agent → Temps are plunging to dangerous, deadly levels

Our people cannot shelter safely outside. MIWRC offers culturally grounded, low-barrier sanctuary in the heart of the Phillips neighborhood.

Beyond warmth, food, and safety, MIWRC staff will help guests obtain tribal IDs and documentation. Right now, that paperwork can be the difference between freedom and detention.

This is about survival. This is about sovereignty. This is about taking care of our own when the government won't.

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