MIDVALE – Recognizing the disproportionately high rates of violence that Indigenous people face, Shelby Chapoose hopes, can lead to change. “We cannot be a functioning society as long as these injustices continue,” said Chapoose, executive director of Indigenous Health and Wellness Connections, a Midvale-based advocacy group for the indigenous community. “Coming together as a community to support, learn and take action is a vital step toward healing and change.”