Welcome to the 2026 Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP) Summit.
Hosted by the Michigan Department of Attorney General's MMIP Task Force and the Michigan Human Trafficking Commission, this two‑day statewide gathering brings together tribal, state, local, and federal partners (including law enforcement, prosecutors, victim advocates, service providers, tribal leaders, survivors, and community organizations) dedicated to improving Michigan’s response to MMIP and human trafficking.
Over two days, you’ll connect with partners from across Michigan for learning, meaningful dialogue, and collaboration centered on supporting Indigenous communities and advancing coordinated responses to MMIP and human trafficking.
Register now before space runs out
We’re bringing people from all over Michigan together for two days of conversations, learning, and meaningful connections—right on tribal lands during the best week of fall in Traverse City. The 2026 MMIP Summit is a chance to meet new partners, hear new ideas, and take part in work that truly matters.
It’s going to be an unforgettable event. We’d love to have you with us.
Your support helps create a meaningful experience for attendees and shows your commitment to supporting survivors, strengthening communities, and building collaboration across Michigan.
A full sponsorship packet with partner levels and exhibitor details is available. If you would like to discuss opportunities, we’re happy to schedule a short meeting. Please share a few dates and times that work for you.
The 2026 MMIP Summit will take place at the Grand Traverse Resort & Spa, one of Michigan’s most beautiful spots—especially in early October when the fall colors are bright and bold.
All lodging information will be shared in your registration confirmation email. Once you register, keep an eye on your email for everything you need to know before you arrive.
