The Black and Missing Foundation have received the inaugural Crimefighter Award, which is presented to an individual or organization that have provided justice for crime victims.

Derrica Wilson and her sister-in-law Natalie Wilson co-founded the Black and Missing Foundation together with the alarming number of missing Black women and children in mind.

HBO's Black and Missing is based off of the work of sisters-in-law Derrica and Natalie Wilson, who are extreme advocates for missing POC.

Missing white children receive far more media coverage than missing Black and brown children – a fact advocates often point to when explaining the disparity in attention provided to non-individuals of color.

Missing white children receive far more media coverage than missing Black and brown children – a fact advocates often point to when explaining the disparity in attention provided to non-individuals of color.

The testimony of Natalie Wilson, Co-Founder of the Black and Missing Foundation at the Hearing by the Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties on "The Neglected Epidemic of Missing BIPOC Women and Girls".

Members of a congressional panel focused on civil rights and liberties shared sobering statistics.

Black and Missing brings awareness to the Black missing person cases that are often buried by law enforcement and ignored by national media.