A Conversation with the family of Aubrey Dameron

In collaboration with ELCA Indigenous Ministries and Tribal Relations and in attunement with the Truth and Healing Movement of the ELCA, and moving toward right relationship with our Indigenous siblings and neighbors, ELCA Coaching invites you to join us for this opportunity "to learn the true history and current realities of Indigenous people. It is these truths, truths that have been ignored by most for hundreds of years, that will bring healing for both Indigenous people and non-Indigenous people."

This online presentation is scheduled for Thursday, May 22, at 3-4pm Hawaii | 4-5pm Alaska | 5-6pm Pacific | 6-7pm Mountain | 7-8pm Central | 8-9pm Eastern | 9-10pm Atlantic. (Time zones may vary with Daylight Saving Time. We do our best to include other time zones as we understand them to be. Please double-check your time zone against the Central time noted. Times noted at the top of this page are in Central time.)

Pre-registration not required. You can find the login information here: https://www.elca.org/truthandhealing

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Pamela Fencer and Emily Thompson, mother and daughter, both citizens of the Cherokee Nation, are the auntie and cousin of Aubrey “Shorty” Dameron. Aubrey, also a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, went missing on March 9, 2019. Since then Pamela and Emily, other family members, and countless friends and allies began searching for Aubrey, though search and advocacy did not come without its challenges. Many challenges, in fact. We are grateful for the vital work that Pamela and Emily have done over the last six years not only to advocate for their beloved Aubrey, but for all of our Indigenous siblings who have gone missing these last decades. Join us for the conversation with Pamela and Emily to learn more about Aubrey, the search, the education, and the grief they have experienced since.