Missing Persons Advocacy partners families of missing people with artists and journalists to help make the missing ‘unmissable’

The families of long-term missing people have been partnered with artists and journalists, such as Benjamin Law the creator of SBS’ The Family Law, in an effort to help tell their stories and make them ‘unmissable’ as part of the Missing Persons Advocacy Network’s latest campaign.

Grey Group Australia and MPAN aim to make the missing, unmissable by using artists to produce a piece of art to highlight the missing person as an individual, telling the story behind the statistics.

Loren O’Keeffe, Tej Chitnis’ parents, Jayant and Reva and artist Heesco at Tej’s mural

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