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Photo of a group of Indigenous women and children in traditional clothing walking in a march. A woman in a blue shirt with a walking stick, holds a sign that reads "my Moms, sisters, Aunties and Grandmas are Sacred" A little boy is holding on to the sign.

From Inquiry to Action: What will the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Deliver?

In just over a month’s time, on June 3, the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls will release its much-anticipated final report in Gatineau, Quebec. On the same day, across the country, the world’s largest Read More

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