Blog
Steffanie Pinch
| Ending gender violence, remembering missing and murdered aboriginal women, banning bottled water, using tumblr for activists and more! |
Activist Toolkit
| On Valentine's Day fight with Indigenous women to break the silence. |
News
Native Women’s Association of Canada
| The United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women will investigate after the failures of Canadian governments to take effective action in connection with the murders. |
News
Cara Waterfall
| Gloria Black Plume, the mother of six children, was killed in Calgary in 1999. Filmmaker Xstine Cook was changed by the murder and has made a warm tribute to her life, with artist Jesse Gouchey. |
News
Harsha Walia
| Grassroots groups support endangered women in the Downtown Eastside against a political system that cuts public programs while prioritizing corporate bailouts. These groups have abandoned the inquiry. |
News
Martin Lukacs
| Canada's secret shame happens in plain sight, with 600 Aboriginal women having gone missing or been murdered in 30 years. Today we honour them across the country. |
Podcast
The F Word
| The F Word takes a closer look at the Missing Women's Commission of Inquiry, featuring an interview with Native Women's Association of Canada president Jeannette Corbiere Lavell. |
News
West Coast LEAF and EVA BC
| Citing the government's failure to provide funding for counsel for community groups, we are withdrawing from this commission. |
News
Elizabeth Pickett
| Canada's Indigenous women are a focal point at Women's Worlds 2011, both in terms of their leadership and the challenges they face. |
News
Heather McMahon
| Denying funding will, once again, prevent marginalized voices from being heard and avoid creating relationships with Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. |
News
Sarah Hunt
| Because the Ontario government is arguing in court that it's not their job to protect sex workers, they are placing the blame on the victims of violence -- many of whom are Aboriginal. |
News
Krystalline Kraus
| The national day of action for justice for murdered and missing Indigenous women made a public declaration on Feb. 14 that proclaimed their remembrance and love for those taken or killed. |