MMIWG2S stands for “Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People.”
Content warning: This article discusses missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, systemic violence and abuse, and sexual violence. It is important as the writer of this article to acknowledge …
The Canadian National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) delivered their final report on June 3, 2019. The report, Reclaiming Power and Place, spans two volumes …
“It’s about holding space, and honouring our women” said Juliana Lesage, co-chair of the Trent University Native Association. TUNA on October fourth in First Peoples House of Learning held a …
It started with a smudge. Students, faculty and community members gathered in a circle as Dawn Martin and Betty Carr-Braint move in opposite directions to honour both the Haudenosaunee and …
This past Sunday on October 4, a walk and vigil was held at Millennium Park for missing and murdered indigenous women. A march from City Hall to the park preceded …
Justice — Not War! Government is about who gets what. Government funding declares to the world what the government values – and what it doesn’t. The same weekend that Harper’s …
Last week, Trent University Native Association (TUNA), First Peoples House of Learning (FPHL), Gzowksi College, and the TCSA brought another year of Indigenous Awareness Week to Symons campus. Featuring a …
Last week marked the second annual Indigenous Awareness Week at the Trent Symons campus. Trent University Native Association (TUNA), Gzowski College and the TCSA collaborated and held several events …
Need a national inquiry – NOW! When there is a federal government that can ignore the reality of almost 1200 missing and murdered Indigenous women, we are in deep trouble …
Article co-written with Samuel Powless. Newly elected National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations, Perry Bellegarde, gave the first lecture in the North at Trent 2015 lecture series on …
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