Does D.C. Have A Problem With Missing Teens?
Concerned community members and local officials will gather at a forum Wednesday in Southeast Washington to discuss whether or not there is has been an increase in teens going missing in the District.
Talk Around Town: DC Area a Human Trafficking Hub
WHUR's Troy Johnson tells Chris Lawrence about the different challenges that come from the high rate of children of color who go missing as well as things you can do to keep your children safe.
Black teens are reported missing — and far too few people notice
There were 211 missing people reported in the District in January; 190 of them eventually were found unharmed. That still left 21 missing — 10 of them teenage girls.
Black & Missing: Nearly A Dozen Minority Girls Reported Missing
Black and missing: In the first 10 days of March, 10 young Black and Latino girls were reported missing in Washington, D.C.
‘Hit the Share Button’: Maryland Sisters-In-Law Work to Find Missing People of Color
Tamika Huston vanished in 2004, one year before Natalee Holloway. Both women disappeared under mysterious circumstances: Holloway, 18, during a high school graduation trip to Aruba; Huston, 24, from her home in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
Black and Missing Foundation to Host Its Fourth Annual ‘Hope Without Boundaries’ 5k Run/Walk on Saturday, June 4
The Black and Missing Foundation (BAMFI) will hold its fourth annual 'Hope Without Boundaries' 5K walk/run on Saturday, June 4 at the National Harbor in Ft. Washington, Maryland.
Maryland organization spearheads search for missing minorities
Jackie Winborne's daughter, Shaquita Bell has been missing since 1996 when she was last seen with her ex-boyfriend, Michael Dickerson.
Black and Missing 5K Run
Hope Without Boundaries host their 3rd Annual Black & Missing 5k Run at the National Harbor on Saturday, May 30, 2015.
The Black and Missing Foundation to Host Panel Discussion on the Issue of Missing Persons of Color on May 7
On Thursday, May 7, the Black and Missing Foundation (BAMFI) will hold a panel discussion on the issue of missing persons of color in America. The discussion will also include a short film by Oscar® and Emmy® award-winning producer Arnold Shapiro.
How Two Women Are Trying To Bring Home The Black And Missing
In 2014, 239,593 people of color in the U.S. went missing — that was 37 percent of all missing person cases, according to the FBI.