Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls

A Digital Story

Authors

  • Mikhayla Patterson MacEwan University
  • Louise Speakman MacEwan University

Abstract

This Digital Story reflects the horrendous effects that colonization had and continues to have on Indigenous women. The number of Indigenous women that go missing or are murdered is alarmingly high and the causes of this number continues to be neglected. It is our goal to shed light on this crisis.

Author Biographies

  • Mikhayla Patterson, MacEwan University

    Discipline: Anthropology

    Faculty Mentor: Katherine Sinclair

  • Louise Speakman, MacEwan University

    Discipline: Anthropology

    Faculty Mentor: Katherine Sinclair

Cover Image 2018 Conference

Additional Files

Published

2018-05-10

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 1 (2018): Interdisciplinary Dialogue Student Conference 2018

Section

Digital Stories

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