Oneida Walks to honor the missing and murdered indigenous

Singing for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls at Killarney Lake

Recognized every year on May 5, Red Dress Day is a day to grieve and honour missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people (MMIWG2S+).

Oneida Walks to honor the missing and murdered indigenous

Community members gathered in Oneida for the annual Missing and Murdered Indigenous Remembrance Walk, raising awareness for those who are unaccounted for or have been killed

Smiths Falls community gathers for Red Dress Day to honour missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls

Smiths Falls marked Red Dress Day with a moving ceremony, honoring missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirited people.

NE Wisconsins indigenous people remember community members lost to violence with a memorial walk #CDNNews #CanadaNews #Native #NativeBeauty

ONEIDA, Wis. (WBAY) – Across the country this week, indigenous people are calling for a response to violence in their communities. This includes a big crowd from the Oneida Nation, raising awareness as part of the “Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives” walk. “Throughout Indian country, you know, women go missing. Even men go missing. It’s really kind of put under the rug. There’s not a lot of awareness brought to it,” says Marvin Matchopato…