National_inquiry_calls_murders_and_disappearances_of_Indigenous_women_a_'Canadian_genocide'.pdfDocumentary_focuses_on_MT_missing__murdered_Indigenous_girls.pdfResource List MMIW.pdfThe REDress Project.pdfThank you to Anna East. This is borrowed from her NASfT course 2024.
Savanna's Act and Not Invisible Act Read the information at this website to learn more about two laws signed in 2020 to help address the crisis of MMIW.
Native Hope: review this website which offers data and resources for MMIW awareness. I especially recommend the subpage "Understanding the Destruction" which you'll see if you click on the menu. It provides information especially geared toward non-Natives, including a guide about historical trauma that you or a colleague might find useful.
National Indigenous Women's Resource Center Review this website which provides extensive resources not just on MMIW, which you'll find under the "advocacy" tab and the "resources" tab, but on many other Indigenous women's issues.
The Urban Indian Health Institute's report on MMIW UIHI-Missing-and-Murdered-Indigenous-Women-and-Girls-Report.pdf
Stolen podcast series about Jermain Charlo a Salish girl who went missing in Missoula.
Unbroken: My Fight for Survival, Hope, and Justice for Indigenous Women and Girls by Angela Sterritt (Gitxsan)