Library talk by local sculptor

I saw this on NextDoor:
MMIW is a very serious epidemic that is not getting the attention that it needs in our society. Won't you please come and join us March 12th from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the community library in Sedona for the unveiling of the DEER WOMAN STATUE, listen to a speech by the sculptor Jill Trenholm, meet the local Navajo resident who was the model for this beautiful sculpture and learn what you might be able to do to bring help,justice and closure to so many families who are suffering as a result of this epidemic.

And this is the description at the Library's website:
The City of Sedona’s Arts & Culture Program presents Jill Trenholm, a visionary artist and fine-art bronze sculptor, who will unveil her sculpture, Deer Woman on Thursday, March 12 from 4-5pm at Community Library Sedona. The presentation will have a short film and Q&A.
Jill’s is the protégée of the late master sculptor John Soderberg, Her work explores themes of healing, unity and human dignity, often taking the form of public art meant to bring people together. The Deer Woman Monument Project is her deeply personal response to the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, created to honor, protect and bring awareness to Indigenous women and their stories.

Jill is a local artist.

Dinner after if people are interested. Fresh and Natural Thai Kitchen?