REDress Day event at Bay
Katrina Smith and her brother, Cameron Smith, of Kingsford read information attached to a dress along the pathway that was part of the REDress Day event Wednesday at Bay College Iron Mountain Campus. The dresses represent missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. (Marguerite Lanthier/Daily News photo)
Nora Williams, a member of the Hannahville Indian Community, served as a speaker and testimonialist during the REDress Day event Wednesday at Bay College Iron Mountain. Red dresses were spread throughout campus, representing missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. The event was a joint effort between the Iron Mountain-Kingsford Zonta Club, Hannahville Indian Community and the Bay College Foundation. (Marguerite Lanthier/Daily News photo)
Katrina Smith and her brother, Cameron Smith, of Kingsford read information attached to a dress along the pathway that was part of the REDress Day event Wednesday at Bay College Iron Mountain Campus. The dresses represent missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. (Marguerite Lanthier/Daily News photo)
Nora Williams, a member of the Hannahville Indian Community, served as a speaker and testimonialist during the REDress Day event Wednesday at Bay College Iron Mountain. Red dresses were spread throughout campus, representing missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. The event was a joint effort between the Iron Mountain-Kingsford Zonta Club, Hannahville Indian Community and the Bay College Foundation. (Marguerite Lanthier/Daily News photo)
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Bay College Iron Mountain Campus had its REDress Day event Wednesday. Red dresses were placed throughout the campus, representing missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. The event was a joint effort between the Iron Mountain-Kingsford Zonta Club, Hannahville Indian Community and the Bay College Foundation. (Marguerite Lanthier/Daily News photos)