AcknowledgementsIntroduction: Forever LovedD. Memee Lavell-Harvard and Jennifer BrantSection One: Violence Against Indigenous Women and Girls: A Sociological Phenomenon1. Stolen Sisters: The Politics, Policies, and Travesty of Missing and Murdered Women in CanadaWendee Kubik and Carrie Bourassa2. Understanding Violence against Indigenous Women and Girls in CanadaJessica Riel-Johns3. "Only the Silence Remains": Aboriginal Women as Victims in the Case of the Lower Eastside (Pickton) Murders, Investigative Flaws, and the Aftermath of Violence in VancouverPatricia O'Reilly and Thomas Fleming4. Sisters in SpiritAnita Olsen HarperSection Two: The Ongoing Erasure of Indigenous Women5. The Unmournable Body of Cindy Gladue: On Corporeal Integrity and GrievabilityCaroline Fidan Tyler Doenmez6. Analyzing Erasures and Resistance Involving Indigenous Women in New Brunswick, CanadaJosephine L.

Savarese7. The Duty of the Canadian Media in Relation to the Violence against Native Women: Lessons Drawn from the Case of Ciudad Juárez.Isela Pérez-TorresSection Three: Education, Awareness, and Action8. Transnational Advocacy for the Missing and Murdered Indigenous WomenRosemary Nagy9. How the Lens of the Global Locates Canada's Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW): Pedagogical Methods, Lessons, and Hope from the ClassroomBrenda Anderson10. Honouring ?Our Sisters in Spirit?: An Interview with Film Director Nick PrintupJennifer Brant and Nick PrintupSection Four: Taking a Stance: Resistance and Sisterhood11. Sisterhood on the Frontlines: The Truth As We Hear It from Indigenous WomenSummer Rain Bentham, Hilla Kerner, and Lisa Steacy, Vancouver Rape Relief and Women?s Shelter12. Visualizing Grassroots Justice: Missing and Murdered Indigenous WomenVicki Chartrand, Myrna Abraham, Leah Maureen Gazan, Cheryl James, Brenda Osborne, and Chickadee Richard13.

Personal Political Pedagogy with Respect to #MMIWMaxine MatilpiSection Five: Voices of Healing: Narrative and Poetry14. Little SisterTasha Spillet15. She, Remembers, WarriorTasha Spillet16. What I Learned from Walking With Our SistersGillian McKee17. To My Sister I Have Never MetSherry Emmerson18. If One MoreS?kihitowin Aw?sis19. Take Back the NightS?kihitowin Aw?sis20. AccompliceAlyssa Severn21.

Moving Forward: A Dialogue between D. Memee Lavell-Harvard, Gladys Radek, and Bernice WilliamsD. Memee Lavell-Harvard, Gladys Radek, and Bernice Willia.