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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.

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.

The Native Women’s Association of Canada’s (NWAC) has developed 66 concrete actions based on the National Inquiry’s 231 Calls for Justice, and the NWAC Annual Scorecard Action Plan 2022-23 details their progress on implementing them over that year. Of these 66 actions, NWAC has seen substantial progress on 51, some progress on 13, and little to no progress on two actions.

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.