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      • What is settler colonialism?
      • What about racism and forms of racism?
      • What is an "ally"?
      • What does "settler" mean?
      • What is White privilege? White fragility?
      • Does reverse racism exist? What about being "colour blind"?
      • What is decolonization?
      • What is meant by Indigenous sovereignty?
      • Have a question about other terms?
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      • First Nations Communities in Manitoba
      • The Inuit
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      • Treaties
      • The Indian Act
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      • Major Inquiries and Reports
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    • Taxation, Funding & Myths
    • Child Welfare Systems
    • Aboriginal Title; Land and Water Rights
    • Treaty Land Entitlement; Urban Reserves
    • Cultural Appropriation
    • On settler claims to Indigenous identity
    • Rooster Town
    • Shoal Lake Water
    • On the International Stage
    • Canada 150 - Indigenous Perspectives
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    • Having crucial conversations
    • Recommended Reads

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Support Line 1-844-413-6649

2021 National Action Plan official website

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Reclaiming Power and Place:
The Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
On August 3, 2016. The federal government announced an independent National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. The Inquiry's Final Report was released on June 3, 2019.

Mamaway Kiskisitan Niwakomakanak “We Gather to Remember Our Relatives”, Oct. 4, 2013 Winnipeg gathering [video below]
Not Murdered, Not Missing: Rebelling Against Colonial Gender Violence by Leanne Betasamosake Simpson

A Movement Rises by Angela Sterritt
November 20, 2015
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How did inequality within indigenous communities — the most serious, current consequence being the thousands of missing and murdered Indigenous women — creep from out of mind to front of news coverage? It involved much determination, passion, and love.  Journalist Angela Sterritt brings to life six stories from a movement finally resonating in Canada."
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Taken
APTN and CBC present Taken, a true crime documentary series focusing on solving the mysteries behind Canada’s missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls by sharing their stories as told by their loved ones, and following the search for justice, and the clues that link these stories.

An Awkward Silence: Missing and Murdered Vulnerable Women and the Canadian Justice System by Maryann Pearce (dissertation), 2013

The Legacy of Violence Against Indigenous Women in Canada by Angela Sterritt

Unsolved Cases of Indigenous Women and Girls - CBC (database), 2015


Unsolved Cases of Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women in Manitoba by Mary Agnes Welch and Wendy Sawatsky, 2014 [map]

Review of Reports and Recommendations on Violence Against Indigenous Women in Canada
Master List of Report Recommendations Organized by Theme by Pippa Feinstein and Megan Pearce, February, 2015
Pam Palmater interview on MMIWG: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls in Canada
[video below]
Podcasts - Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
KAIROS Canada
an extensive list of interview and panels



















Photo credit: Monique Woroniak. Vigil for Tina Fontaine, Faron Hall. Oodena Circle, Winnipeg, MB. August, 2014.
This site is based out of Winnipeg, Manitoba on Treaty 1 Territory and the Homeland of Métis Nation. Groundwork for Change is a website only. It is not an organization.  You can read a copy of the original intention and vision for the site here.  Visit ABOUT THIS SITE to find out more about the site and its goals.  All work on the site is done with volunteer labour. ​
  • WELCOME
    • ABOUT >
      • What are the goals of this site?
      • Who is this site meant for?
      • Who created and updates this site?
      • Are there other sites I should check out? (Answer: Yes!)
    • Great websites to learn more
    • Wet'suwet'en Strong
    • #LoveforTina - Information & Solidarity Resources
    • #justiceforColten
  • GETTING STARTED
    • TERMS & CONCEPTS >
      • What is settler colonialism?
      • What about racism and forms of racism?
      • What is an "ally"?
      • What does "settler" mean?
      • What is White privilege? White fragility?
      • Does reverse racism exist? What about being "colour blind"?
      • What is decolonization?
      • What is meant by Indigenous sovereignty?
      • Have a question about other terms?
    • SOME BASICS >
      • Terminology
      • Urban Indigenous Peoples-Winnipeg focus
      • First Nations Communities in Manitoba
      • The Inuit
      • Two-Spirit
      • The Métis
      • Treaties
      • The Indian Act
      • The Royal Proclamation; The Constitution; The Charter of Rights and Freedoms
      • Major Inquiries and Reports
  • ISSUES & TOPICS
    • Residential Schools
    • The Sixties Scoop
    • Missing and Murdered Women, Girls and Two-Spirit
    • Taxation, Funding & Myths
    • Child Welfare Systems
    • Aboriginal Title; Land and Water Rights
    • Treaty Land Entitlement; Urban Reserves
    • Cultural Appropriation
    • On settler claims to Indigenous identity
    • Rooster Town
    • Shoal Lake Water
    • On the International Stage
    • Canada 150 - Indigenous Perspectives
  • KEEP ON LEARNING
    • Great websites to learn more
    • Having crucial conversations
    • Recommended Reads