Support and Resources

This website provides active information on missing Indigenous peoples and helps to connect people, share resources, and locate people. It is run primarily by family members, friends, and colleagues of missing peoples.

This database covers Canada and the USA and shares pictures of missing persons, so people can work together to help find and advocate for missing Indigenous people and bring them home.

No More Silence aims to develop an inter/national network to support the work being done by activists, academics, researchers, agencies and communities to stop the murders and disappearances of Indigenous women.

A currently non-active digital map that was first released on February 5, 2013 by Operation Thunderbird and Anonymous, recording the number of violent encounters Indigenous women have and focusing on the Thunder Bay area. The project was crowd-sourced, where the anonymous public could add new or old information to the map.

Safe Passage is provided by NWAC as a community-driven, trauma-informed, survivor-centred initiative that tracks cases of MMIWG2S+, monitors ongoing safety concerns, provides safety resources and educates the public. An unsafe experiences map and a reporting tool are available on the website, led by and for Indigenous peoples.

This website dedicated to Vancouver Downtown Eastside missing and murdered women had two guestbooks, thumbnail photos linking to biographical and missing information, an extensive table of contents, resources of listed disappearances, news reports and articles, as well as sketches that express a softer side of missing women. The website is no longer active, but an archive remains.