I’ve been following the tragic story of Winona Longee, and it's weighing heavily on my mind, especially the role community spaces play in our lives. Winona was found with two others on the Fort Peck Reservation, and it's just devastating to think about the fear and chaos that might have been in that home in those last moments. Reflecting on it, this is a stark reminder of how vulnerable gatherings can become when trust is broken. I often think about how these spaces should feel safe and sacred, yet this sense of security was violated in such an unimaginable way. My heart goes out to Winona’s family and friends, who are left grappling with this horrific event. This case really makes you ponder the importance of community and how we can come together to support each other in times of loss. Anyone else have thoughts on how we can support communities through such nightmares?
