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The podcast is a six-episode series that explores the stories of four Saskatchewan women who were victims of violent crime.

“Finding Cleo,” hosted by Connie Walker, a Cree from Okanese First Nation, is a podcast about a family’s long search for Cleo, who disappeared in the 1970s after being taken by child welfare in Saskatchewan, with the last episode

After decades of family activism and pressure from Indigenous groups and politicians, the federal government has finally launched the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls inquiry. How did we get here? What do we stand to gain, and will the inquiry be far-reaching enough?

This episode of the podcast Commons was made following the announcement of the national inquiry. Maggie Cywink, Bernadette Smith, and Lauren Crazybull, three family members of murdered or missing Indigenous women, joined to talk about what they want the government to do, whether an inquiry is the right move, and how they’ve felt let down by First Nations leaders on this issue.

I-Portal is an Indigenous studies portal enhancing access to media production for marginalized communities, particularly in Canada, by providing a platform for Indigenous-focused blogs and podcasts that prioritize diverse perspectives over scholarly value alone, helping bypass traditional media gatekeepers.

EagleVision Inc. created a 10-part podcast in conjunction with the “Taken” series, engaging with a diverse group across Canada to highlight MMIWG cases and seek new leads.