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“What Is the MMIW Movement? - We R Native.” We R Native, 21 July 2021, www.wernative.org/articles/what-is-the-mmiw-movement.

‌ Louise, Mary. “Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) in Canada.” Pressbooks.pub, Pressbooks, 2020, ecampusontario.pressbooks.pub/theballisinyourcourt/chapter/missing-and-murdered-indigenous-women-mmiw-in-canada/.

“MMIW: Understanding the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Crisis beyond Individual Acts of Violence | NIWRC.” Niwrc.org, 2013, www.niwrc.org/restoration-magazine/june-2020/mmiw-understanding-missing-and-murdered-indigenous-women-crisis.

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‌“Indigenous Women’s Issues in Canada | the Canadian Encyclopedia.” Thecanadianencyclopedia.ca, 2020, www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/native-womens-issues.

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“Framework for Action to Prevent and Address Violence against Indigenous Women and Girls | Assembly of First Nations.” Assembly of First Nations, 2 Mar. 2015, www.afn.ca/framework-for-action-to-prevent-and-address-violence-against-indigenou/.

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In my own words:
There are too many unknown reports of MMIW in Canada and US,that it is seen as an epidemic,people are going missing constantly that statistics can't pinpoint how many to be exact and also Cops never get there in time because of delays.

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This is credible the news report is from ABC4Utah,on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women it is from feb 19 2019

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1. Create a dialogue with all levels of government, Indigenous[1] representatives and families to effectively address the crisis of violence against Indigenous women and girls.

2. Identify solutions and collaborative means of moving them forward, including the ongoing engagement of Indigenous Peoples, families and communities in reducing and eliminating all forms of violence.

(“Framework for Action to Prevent and Address Violence against Indigenous Women and Girls | Assembly of First Nations”)

In my own words:

i think we need to figure out how MMIW go missing in the first place and than maybe we can identify what is the cause of it.

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this article is from Frame work for Action to Prevent and addresse violence against Indigenous Women and girls/Assembly of First Nations.published March 2015

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First Nations, Métis and Inuit women (collectively referred to as Indigenous women) face many socio-economic issues today because of the effects of colonization. Europeans forced a male-controlled system of government and society (known as patriarchy) on Indigenous societies. The 1876 Indian Act disadvantaged certain Indigenous women by excluding them from band council government and enforcing discriminatory measures that took away Indian Status rights. Many Indigenous women today are leading the way in the area of healing the wounds of colonization, as they grapple with the issues of residential schools, missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, abuse and violence, and drug, alcohol and other addictions. (See also Indigenous Feminisms in Canada.)

(“Indigenous Women’s Issues in Canada | the Canadian Encyclopedia”)

In my own words:
i think abuse and violence,drug and alcohol addiction is major problem for all races as of today.
For me i do have a personal issue with MMIW ,as a child around 7 years old me and my little brother and cousin were almost adducted by white male driving a car because he was offering my young cousin and brother candy,he tried pulling them in but i pulled them out.

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This article is credible its from the canadaian encyclopedia,Indigenous womens issues in Canada, its current published in 2020

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Canadian indigenous women are 4.5 times more likely to be murdered than non-indigenous women. They make up to 25% of national female homicide victims, despite representing 4% of the population

(Louise)

In my own words:
i think there needs to be more charges laid against violence to indigenous women and not just a slap on the wrist and look the other way with the justice system.The silence in this huge issue with mmiw is swept under the rug too many times and needs to be dealt with by law enforcements, as we need more awareness to this crisis.

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This source is credible,the article is from Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) in Canada,pulished in 2020.

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MMIW stands for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.It's a movement that advocates for the end of violence against Native women. It also seeks to draw attention to the high rates of disappearances and murders of Native people particularly women and girls.

(“What Is the MMIW Movement? - We R Native”)

i think mmiw is an epidemic in Canada and the United States more than anywhere else, but there is lots of ways to bring more awareness on what's going on with violence against indigenous women, such as joining the movement and speaking out.

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i know that this is a credible source because the article is from what is the MMIW movent,WE R Native,it is current published july 21 2021.