Holoi ā nalo Wāhine ‘Ōiwi: Missing and Murdered Native Hawaiian Women and Girls Task Force Report (Part 1).
Date
2022
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Office of Hawaiian Affairs; Hawai‘i State Commission on the Status of Women
Abstract
Native Hawaiian women and girls experience
violence at rates disproportionate to their population size. Because of a lack of accessible data and
a systemic disregard for the safety and wellbeing
of Native Hawaiian women and girls on the part
of government entities, the scope of the Missing
and Murdered Native Hawaiian Women and Girls
(MMNHWG) crisis is incomplete. Statistics on
MMNHWG are highly limited. Therefore, the statistics presented in this report must be interpreted with the understanding that the true scope of
the problem of MMNHWG is much larger than the
meager data available can demonstrate at this
time.
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Keywords
exploitation, Indigenous, statistics, violence, Hawai‘i, Native Hawaiian women
Citation
Cristobal, N. (2022). Holoi ā nalo Wāhine ‘Ōiwi: Missing and Murdered Native Hawaiian Women and Girls Task Force Report (Part 1). Office of Hawaiian Affairs; Hawai‘i State Commission on the Status of Women: Honolulu, HI.