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    1,000+ Indigenous grassroots initiatives and resources, created by and for families and communities of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit+ People (MMIWG2S+).
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    icon-heart CANADA’S DISGRACE: Our Missing Aboriginal Women

    Disgrace
    A Teacher’s Guide helped educate high school students on MMIWG with texts on Tina Fontaine, Robert Pickton, and the National Inquiry, including supporting and opposing resources. It featured a video, discussion questions, and an activity where students analyzed cases of five missing women, considering their backgrounds, reasons for being targeted, and broader societal issues for further study.
    National Events & Gatherings Media Presence Resources & Toolkits
    Oct 1–31, 2014 Canada

    icon-heart Esquao Justice Initiatives

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    Esquao – The Institute for the Advancement of Aboriginal Women, based in Edmonton with chapters across Alberta, is a non-profit organization focused on justice initiatives, fostering relationships with government, police, and communities, and addressing the 231 Calls for Justice from the National Inquiry’s final report.
    Ongoing Accountability Advocacy Community Safety Events & Gatherings
    Edmonton

    icon-heart imagineNative Stolen Sisters Digital Initiative

    in-logo
    A national exhibition by imagineNATIVE showcases four one-minute films by Indigenous filmmakers honouring Indigenous women, displayed across Toronto’s subway and shopping centers nationwide, focusing on the theme of Stolen Sisters.
    National Documentaries & Film Events & Gatherings Performances
    Canada

    icon-heart Memorial for Hilary Bonnell

    A large stone memorial for Hilary Bonnell was unveiled in Esgenoôpetitj First Nation on October 4, 2023. The unveiling was preceded by a march to the site of the monument, followed by drumming, singing and speeches. The stone memorial also has the letters MMIWG carved into it, above Hilary’s engraved photo and name.
    Ongoing Events & Gatherings Healing & Ceremony Marches & Rallies Memorials Red Dress
    Oct 4, 2023 10 AM Esgenoôpetitj First Nation

    icon-heart Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Webinar

    The Ontario Native Women’s Association (ONWA) webinar discussed Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) from the perspectives of Indigenous women as family and community members, detailing ONWA’s support methods for affected families and the crucial role of ceremony in their healing process.
    Events & Gatherings Media Presence
    Mar 20, 2018 1–2:15 PM London

    icon-heart MMIW Healing through Self Defence

    Patty Stonefish, a young Lakota Sioux martial artist, created Arming Sisters, a self-defense workshop for women, in response to the MMIW crisis, aiming to empower and heal through mental awareness and teaching 10 life-saving moves that participants can easily share and reteach.
    Advocacy Community Safety Events & Gatherings
    2013 Vancouver

    icon-heart The Silence is Broken, But the Violence Continues: Now What? (Part 1&2)

    The discussion of “Survival, Strength, Sisterhood” features panelists Lee Maracle, Darlene Ritchie, Harsha Walia, and the Native Youth Sexual Health Network, moderated by Audrey Huntley, with videos available online.
    Events & Gatherings
    Jul 20, 2011 7–9 PM Toronto
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