When a loved one goes missing or is murdered, the family experiences profound trauma, grief, and pain; the long-lasting impacts of a Missing or Murdered Indigenous Person (MMIP) are felt by entire communities. Support and services are available to assist families as they search for a loved one or seek justice on behalf of a family member. In this webinar from May 3, 2023, American Indian and Alaska Native panelists share services benefiting MMIP families, financial resources to support these efforts, and the healing impact survivor services can have on MMIP families.
- Talking Circle: Supporting Families of Missing or Murdered Indigenous People ( Download)
- Exploring the Intersections Between Human Trafficking and Missing or Murdered Indigenous People ( Download)
- Through the Storm: Finding Support for Families of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People ( Download)
- Talking Circle Series: MMIP and Law Enforcement — Working Together to Bring Loved Ones Home ( Download)
- Talking Circle: Human Trafficking in Tribal Communities ( Download)
- Nicole Mathews Plenary | Organizing to Address Missing & Murdered Indigenous Relatives ( Download)
- Talking Circle: Starting a Human Trafficking Conversation in a Tribal Community ( Download)
- Family Member of 9 Missing or Murdered Now Critical of MMIWG Inquiry | APTN FaceToFace ( Download)
- Indigenous Abolitionists Are Organizing for Healing and Survival ( Download)
- Our Continued Search: Honouring Our Stolen Relatives with IRSSS MMIW Team ( Download)
- Update 1, MMIW - Chahta ( Download)
- Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) Podcast Series: Keeping Us Whole, Preventing MMIP ( Download)
- Savanna’s Act: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) ( Download)
- Why Are Indigenous Women Disappearing Across Canada ( Download)
- Missing, Murdered and Exploited Indigenous Peoples: A conversation with advocate Stephanie Harpe ( Download)
