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Black History Month Wrap Up: Black And Missing on ABC’s “The View”
February 29, 2012
Did you know that roughly 2,000 children go missing everyday in our country? If you didn't know don't feel bad, neither did I until I watched an episode of ABC's "The View" on Monday.
Missing Teen Mishell Green Found Hours After Being Featured on ABC’s “The View”
February 26, 2012
ABC's "The View" (weekdays, 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon, ET) and Black and Missing Foundation, Inc (BAM FI) announced today that missing teen Mishell Green has been found and reunited with her family – in a matter of hours after her profile was featured on "The View" on Friday, February 24.
Black and Missing Foundation Inc. raises awareness
February 25, 2012
The local organization "Black and Missing Foundation Inc." works to generate more awareness in the media and among law enforcement about missing persons of color.
Black and Missing Foundation, Inc. Co-Founder to be a Guest on ABC’s The View Today to Bring National Attention to Missing Persons of Color Like Teen Mishell Green
February 24, 2012
Today, Black and Missing Foundation, Inc's Co-Founder and President Derrica Wilson will be on ABC's The View to bring national attention and exposure to missing persons of color like missing teen Mishell "Nikki" Green of New York.
The Black And Missing Foundation Aims To Find People Of Color Who’ve Disappeared
February 22, 2012
In May 2005 Tamika Huston, a 24-year-old waitress from Spartanburg, S.C., went missing. Her family and friends frantically scoured the neighborhood where she had last been seen, handing out posters and leaflets and pleading with local media for coverage.
S. Epatha Merkerson On Her New Series, ‘Find Our Missing,’ And Making History On ‘Law & Order’
February 15, 2012
With African Americans accounting for more than 30 percent of missing-person cases in America, TV One's "Find Our Missing" aims to make a difference in bringing them home.