**Arizona Historical Society programs and events are canceled through March 31, 2020.**

Join the Arizona Heritage Center for Women in Resistance, a conversation centered around Indigenous activism featuring activist Rosetta Walker. This deeply powerful conversation will center around the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women movement that has swept the nation. Walker will share her experiences by promoting change and allowing voices to be heard.

$5 general admission

$3 for Members and Students with valid I.D.

Rosetta Walker resides in Tempe with her husband and daughter and has been an Arizona resident for 25 years. Walker is a community volunteer, advocate and influencer in the Native American community.

Walker was a steadfast advocate at the Arizona Legislature during the hearings for House Bill 2570 Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Study Committee. She attended House and Senate hearings and was present for the signing of the bill into law by Governor Doug Ducey in May 2019.

Lecture 6:00 – 7:00 p.m.

Still Marching Exhibit Open from 5:00-6:00 for attendees.