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- Academic (including peer-reviewed literature, published articles in academic journals, other material associated with post-secondary learning/institutions)
- Non-Academic (all other educational material)
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- if it's authors/contributors are Indigenous
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Canada's Missing and Murdered Indigenous People and the Imperative for a More Inclusive Perspective
- Authors:
  - John G. Hansen (Indigenous: Opaskwayak Cree)
  - Emeka E. Dim
- Institution: University of Saskatchewan
- Published: 2019 in The International Indigenous Policy Journal

In Between the Missing and Murdered: The Need for Indigenous-Led Responses to Trafficking
- Authors:
  - Brianna Olson-Pitawanakwat (Indigenous: Member of Wiikwemikong Unceded First Nation)
  - Cyndy Baskin
- Institution: Ryerson University
- Published: 2020 in Affilia: Feminist Inquiry in Social Work

Ethnic Feminicide: The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Epidemic
- Authors:
  - Clarissa Lunday
  - Shirley J. Lee
- Institution: University of Washington
- Published: 2021 in Journal of Student Research

Selective Justice: A Crisis of Missing and Murdered Alaska Native Women
- Author: Megan Mallonee
- Institution: Duke University School of Law
- Published: 2021 in Alaska Law Review

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
- Author: Wendy Heredia

- Institution: California State University
- Written in 2022 (Not Published)

Mapping Violence against Indigenous Women and Girls: Beyond Colonizing Data and Mapping Practices
- Author: Annita Hetoevėhotohke'e Lucchesi (Indigenous: Cheyenne)
- Institution: University of Arizona:
- Published: 2022 in An International Journal for Critical Geographies

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Understanding the ways missing and murdered Indigenous women are framed and handled by social media users.
- Authors:
  - Taima Moeke-Pickering (Indigenous: Maori-Canadian)
  - Sheila Cote-Meek (Indigenous: Anishinaabe)
  - Ann Pegoraro
- Institution: Laurentian University
- Published: 2018 Media International Australia

Mapping geographies of Canadian colonial occupation: pathway analysis of murdered indigenous women and girls
- Author: Annita Hetoevėhotohke'e Lucchesi (Indigenous: Cheyenne)
- Institution: University of Lethbridge
- Published: 2019 in Gender, Place, & Culture: A Journal of Feminist Geography

Fighting for our sisters: Community advocacy and action for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls
- Authors:
  - Erica Ficklin (Indigenous: Oglala Lakota and Tlingit)
  - Melissa Tehee (Indigenous: Cherokee)
  - Racheal M. Killgore (Indigenous: Navajo [Diné])
  - Devon Issacs (Indigenous: Cherokee)
  - Sallie Mack
  - Tammie Ellington (Indigenous: Member of Chinook Indian Nation)
- Institution: Utah State University
- Published: 2022 in Journal of Social Issues

Debunking the Myth of Canada as a Non-Colonial Power
- Authors & Affiliations:
  - Liam Midzain-Gobin
    - Brock University
  - Heather A. Smith
    - University of Northern British Columbia
- Published: 2020 in American Review of Canadian Studies

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