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Blog
Tania Ehret
| On Valentine's Day -- with snow in forecast -- the Downtown Eastside community comes together to honour and grieve the lives of women, missing and taken too soon, and recommit to justice. |
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Podcast
GroundWire
| On this week's GroundWire: responses to Winnipeg's status as most racist city, Audrey Siegl physically attacked by police at #ShutDownCanada Vancouver, Women's Memorial March. |
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Columnists
Harsha Walia
| Harsha Walia hosted a roundtable with four Indigenous women leaders who have been taking action against colonial gendered violence for decades. Here is the second part of that conversation. |
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Columnists
Harsha Walia
| In advance of this year's 25th Women's Memorial March, Harsha Walia hosted a roundtable with four Indigenous women leaders who have been taking action against colonial gendered violence for decades. |
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Blog
Marlene George
| Along with hundreds of other women across Canada, Marlene George marches on February 14. In this piece she tells us why. |
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Blog
Angela Marie MacDougall
| In January 1991 a woman was murdered on Powell Street in Vancouver, Coast Salish Territories. Out of a sense of grief, hopelessness and anger the February 14 Women's Memorial March was ignited. |
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News
Krystalline Kraus
| Indigenous communities, together with their mainstream Canadian allies, march every Valentine's Day in support of their disappeared women. |
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News
Gina Starblanket and Sinéad Charbonneau
| Violence against Indigenous women implicates all people who make their home in today's "Canada." There are over 600 missing and murdered Indigenous women in "Canada." |
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RabbleTV
Alejandro Zuluaga
| "Survival, Strength, Sisterhood" is a short film that documents the 20 year history of the annual women's memorial march for missing and murdered women in Vancouver, Coast Salish Territories. |
