Book on Missing and Murdered Indigenous People in Montana Wins International Award

Missoula, MT, October 14, 2026 —

A book highlighting the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous people in Montana has won an international award, according to the information available about the recognition.

The book’s title, author, the name of the award and the organization that presented it were not provided. No date or location for the award announcement was included, and the available information does not describe the award’s selection process or the book’s contents beyond its focus on the issue in Montana.

The recognition connects a book addressing missing and murdered Indigenous people in the state with an award described as international. Further details are not available to establish the award category, whether the book was selected from a group of nominees, or what criteria judges may have used.

Information about the book’s publication date, publisher, research or reporting methods, and the communities or individuals discussed in its pages was also not provided. No statement from the author, publisher, award organizers or representatives of Indigenous communities accompanied the summary. As a result, the circumstances of the award and the book’s approach to the subject cannot be described further based on the information supplied.

The award is the only specific development identified. Additional details would be needed to report the names of the people and organizations involved, the timing of the announcement and the reasons the book was recognized.

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