Shelley Mae Anderson
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Stories
Through the stories of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls (MMIWG2S) and children, we are able to gain perspective on the violence faced by the communities.
Generations of Canadians have gone through life unaware of residential schools, the historical and ongoing effects of the Indian Act, the significance of treaties, or the contributions of Indigenous Peoples to Canada's mosaic.




- Sep 9, 2022
Story of Jane Sutherland


- Sep 9, 2022
Story of Jeanine St. Jean


- Sep 9, 2022
Story of Josephine Chakasim


- Sep 9, 2022
Story of Judy Quill


- Sep 8, 2022
Story of Hilda Agawa


- Sep 8, 2022
Story of Helen Gillings


- Sep 8, 2022
Story of Gloria Jean Abotossaway


- Sep 8, 2022
Story of Evaline Cameron


- Sep 8, 2022
Story of Deborah Sloss


- Sep 8, 2022
Story of Delaine Copenace


- Sep 8, 2022
Story of Diane Dobson


- Sep 8, 2022
Story of Delaine Copenance


- Sep 8, 2022
Story of Doreen Hardy


- Sep 8, 2022
Story of Carolyn Connolly


- Sep 8, 2022
Story of Cheyenne Fox


- Sep 7, 2022
Story of Azraya Ackabee-Kokopenace


- Sep 7, 2022
Story of Alice Quoquat Netemegesic


- Sep 7, 2022
Story of Adrienne Amikons


- Sep 5, 2022
Story of Annie Pootoogook