Project Beacon - Omaha

04/30/2026

Repost, we are less than 6 days away from coming together as a community to honor our relatives impacted by MMIP. We encourage all advocates, allies, survivors, friends, and partners in this movement to come together in a healing way to provide a safe space to bring awareness to the cause. As always, there will be an open mic for families. Free limited amount of t-shirts and sack lunch provided. Prayers into the universe for healing, hope, and comfort to all families🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

04/16/2026

A friendly reminder for partners and vendors to register and/or send me your company logo if you'd like to be a part of this event 👀
PSA mitakuyapi, save the date relatives!
Please fill out the registration form as a vendor or community agency to get signed up for a table. We are requesting that vendors donate 1 item of their choice for a raffle!
Pidamayaye mitakuyapi

https://form.jotform.com/260675936961067

04/10/2026

Dep. Driscoll would like everyone to know that today they will air Michelle LaMere's case at 4:45 pm, please share with friends and family!

https://www.facebook.com/Projectcoldcase/

Providing long-term support to families of unsolved homicides through advocacy and awareness

04/10/2026

UPDATE 1030 AM: ❤️ Tereyce has been found and is safe 🙏

Please keep sharing this photo. A new image from Omaha Police Department has been added showing exactly what Tereyce was wearing when he went missing.

OPD is asking for the public’s help locating 19-year-old Tereyce Parker.

He was last seen Wednesday, April 8, around 8:15 p.m. near 43rd and Davenport.

Tereyce is 6’0”, about 200 pounds, and was last seen wearing a distinct sweatshirt and black pants.

Tereyce has autism, requires daily medication, and is known to ride the #18 bus.

If you see Tereyce or know where he may be, please call 911 immediately so officers can check on his well-being.

Please share to help bring Tereyce home safely.

04/09/2026

PSA

PSA mitakuyapi, save the date relatives!
Please fill out the registration form as a vendor or community agency to get signed up for a table. We are requesting that vendors donate 1 item of their choice for a raffle!
Pidamayaye mitakuyapi

https://form.jotform.com/260675936961067

03/12/2026

03/09/2026

Repost with vendor/community agency table registration link! Sign up today

PSA mitakuyapi, save the date relatives!
Please fill out the registration form as a vendor or community agency to get signed up for a table. We are requesting that vendors donate 1 item of their choice for a raffle!
Pidamayaye mitakuyapi

https://form.jotform.com/260675936961067

03/05/2026

PSA mitakuyapi, save the date relatives!
Please fill out the registration form as a vendor or community agency to get signed up for a table. We are requesting that vendors donate 1 item of their choice for a raffle!
Pidamayaye mitakuyapi

https://form.jotform.com/260675936961067

02/09/2026

Project Beacon posted the old article written by the Omaha World Herald and let me tell you, there is such a huge difference in the way the story is portrayed today as opposed to then! Thank you for the updated story and may justice be served someday for all MMIP🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Today’s most-clicked post: The front page of the Sunday World-Herald on Feb. 8, 2026.

Read the E-edition here: omaha.com/eedition?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Omaha_World-Herald&utm_campaign=snd-autopilot&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Omaha_World-Herald

02/05/2026

TDVAM Is Everyone’s Responsibility. Parents, caregivers, coaches, and educators., yYou play a powerful role in shaping how Native youth understand love, respect, and boundaries.

Having open, age-appropriate conversations, modeling healthy relationships, and creating safe spaces for youth to ask questions can help prevent harm before it starts. When adults show up, listen, and lead with care, young people are better supported to thrive.

This Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, let’s work together to protect our relatives and empower Native youth to build a healthier future.

01/06/2026

January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month! If you know anyone who may be at risk, please reach out.

Help is available.

11/24/2025

Our partners at the Set Me Free project believe that it's never too early to help educate our children on bodily autonomy, consent, and learning how much intrinsic value or sacredness that we all possess. If you would like to sign up for an educational class with your youth, reach out to Lestina today!

New Episode Alert: Reel Riots: Boundaries, Backlash & Big Feelings
What happens when you talk about teaching kids that they can say no to unwanted touch?
Apparently… a Reel Riot. 😅

Stephanie and Rebecca dive into:
✅ Why bodily autonomy matters
✅ Respecting kids’ comfort levels
✅ The backlash from our last episode 👀
✅ How we keep conversations respectful — even when others don’t

Let’s raise kids who know their voices matter.
Listen now: Resilience & Relationships Podcast:
https://youtu.be/ROOvWprKw_8
https://www.setmefreeproject.net/podcast-resilience-relationships