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MMIWG2S+ Gathering for Families, Friends, and Communities

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A gathering for those impacted by MMIWG2S+ to promote awareness, offer traditional teachings, and provide support through self-care and community engagement.

Ongoing Advocacy Events & Gatherings Healing & Ceremony

Feb 22, 2025 1–6 PM Aundeck Omni Kaning First Nation

The Road

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Indigenous teens from the Stardale Women’s Group in Calgary created and starred in “The Road,” a short film on MMIWG and colonialism in Canada. Their CBC Calgary interview offers insights into the film’s creation.

Ongoing Advocacy Community Safety Documentaries & Film Healing & Ceremony Media Presence

The Highway of Tears Governing Body

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The Highway of Tears Governing Body was formed as a result of the Highway of Tears Symposium Recommendations Report. They provide direction and support, and advocate to the Government to fulfill their commitment to implement those recommendations as well as the National Inquiry’s Calls for Justice.

Ongoing Advocacy Community Safety Resources & Toolkits Men

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Talk4Healing: Talk, Text, Chat

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Talk4Healing is a hotline for Indigenous women in violent and dangerous situations, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It provides accessible, free and culturally appropriate services, counselling and referrals across Ontario to the women who need it, and the services are available in many Indigenous languages. The hotline’s number is 1-855-554-HEAL.

Ongoing Advocacy Community Safety Resources & Toolkits Men

Fort William First Nation

Ojibway Women’s Lodge

The Ojibway Women’s Lodge supports women in realizing their full potential and rebuilding their lives with a community-based, cultural, and holistic approach to ending violence, emphasizing healing for the woman, her family, and the community.

Ongoing Advocacy Community Safety Healing & Ceremony Men

National Family Advisory Circle

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Members of the National Family Advisory Circle were volunteers who provided advice to the National Inquiry. The role of NFAC was to help guide the work of the National Inquiry and to serve as the voice of truth for the families and communities of murdered and missing Indigenous women and girls.

Ongoing National Advocacy Resources & Toolkits

Native Youth Sexual Health Network

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This is an organization by and for Indigenous youth that works across issues of sexual and reproductive health, rights and justice throughout the United States and Canada. They are involved in advocacy, outreach and community mobilization in schools and communities, and make workshops and teach-ins to ensure culturally safe sex education, violence prevention, harm reduction, reclaiming rites of passage and many more.

Ongoing Advocacy Community Safety Resources & Toolkits 2S+ friendly Elders Youth

Natasha Fisher’s TikTok MMIW Awareness

Natasha Fisher uses her TikTok platform to raise awareness about MMIWG2S through performances of culturally significant music.

Ongoing Online Advocacy Media Presence Music Events

MMIWG Toolkit by Tribalure

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The MMIWG Toolkit by Tribalure is a resource aimed at raising awareness, providing education, and supporting advocacy efforts related to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.

Ongoing Online Advocacy Community Safety Resources & Toolkits

Intergenerational Effects of Incarceration and MMIWG2S+

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This report by the Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC) addresses the systemic links between the over-incarceration of Indigenous women, girls, Two-Spirit, Transgender, and Gender-Diverse people and the ongoing MMIWG2S+ genocide, highlighting the need for culturally relevant, trauma-informed, and Indigenous-led approaches. Along with their final report, NWAC released a toolkit to aid in the safe release from carceral institutions.

Ongoing Online Accountability Advocacy Community Safety Media Presence Resources & Toolkits

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