Karrisa Hodge, a dynamic leader and advocate, serves as the President and Founder of the Missing Murdered Indigenous Women Chahta, dedicated to addressing the urgent issue of violence against Indigenous women.

Jennifer Spainhour, a dedicated Choctaw Nation citizen, currently serves as a Government Recruiter for the Choctaw Nation. Alongside her professional pursuits, she is pursuing a ministry certification at Charis Bible College.

Chelsea was raised in a single-parent household where she embraced life's challenges with determination. Graduating from Calera High School in 2008, she initially found herself at a crossroads, lacking clear ambition and direction.

My passion for the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women movement comes from a deep commitment to advocating for Indigenous families and ensuring missing persons are never overlooked or forgotten. Through MMIW-Chahta, I strive to build stronger connections between families, communities, and law enforcement while supporting vulnerable individuals, including Indigenous youth and trafficking victims. I approach this work with compassion, professionalism, and the belief that every missing person deserves urgency, dignity, and someone willing to fight for them.

Beck Abshire is a dedicated sustainability major at Arizona State University, deeply committed to advancing climate justice with a heart for making a difference. As a skilled trainer and mentor, Beck brings empathy to her role

Sarah Hackney is a proud member of the Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes and holds the esteemed position of Secretary for the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) Chata. Her dedication to this cause

MK Wilhite-Canada (Oklahoma Choctaw) is originally from Arkansas. They're currently a student at Southeastern Oklahoma State University to become a Choctaw Language Teacher. MK has been involved with Missing Murdered

Patricia Wood is a dedicated board member of Missing Murdered Indigenous Women Chahta, channeling her lifelong commitment to justice and advocacy into addressing the urgent issue of MMIW. With a rich history of service