Events

“Warrior Up! – Nevaeh Pine: The Voice of Disruption” is an episode featuring Nevaeh Pine’s advocacy for MMIWG through a high school assembly, aiming to raise awareness and inspire youth activism.

Tungasuvvingat Inuit holds an annual Vigil in Ottawa, Ontario, to honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People (MMIWG2S).

In April 2024, VOH Photography launched Behind the Veil, a project featuring powerful images and music to raise awareness about the MMIW crisis in Canada.

The #SearchTheLandfill movement, led by families of Indigenous women murdered by Jeremy Skibicki, demands the recovery of remains from Prairie Green Landfill, with Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew pledging to search.

The NAMEN meet-up on May 25, 2023, focused on engaging men in ending the MMIWG2S+ genocide through education, awareness, and promoting gender equality.

This short narrative dance film seeks to address the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women through the relationship of sisters, the embodiment of spirit, and the healing power of dance. It is a journey to find healing from grief through spirit, dream and dance. It was created by Indigenous women and filmed on the North shore of Lake Superior.

A photo campaign on Twitter. The models hold signs in English, French and Inuktitut. Models wear a red blanket/sash. Models are family members of MMIW, Indigenous music artists, and RCMP/ police service officers.