Today, on May 5, we honour the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people. This crisis is not just a statistic—it’s ongoing violence that continues to impact families and communities every day. To stand in solidarity, we must first understand. We recently welcomed Jaime Black, creator of the REDress Project, Mama Bear Clan and The Winnipeg Foundation to Manitobah for a powerful conversation on safety, healing, and remembrance. As Jaime shared, “Red dresses are here to take up space.” If you're ready to learn more, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights created a in depth resource guide—from lesson plans to podcasts—to support your learning journey. Jaime's new book, REDress, is also available now, reflecting on 15 years of stories and community voices. 📕 Let’s keep walking, learning, and carrying these stories forward—together. 🔗 Tap the link in bio for resources REDress Book Cover: Portage & Main Press First Photo: @VOH_PHOTOGRAPHY #Manitobah #WalkWithUs #RedDressDay #May5 #REDressProject #MMIWG2S #JusticeForMMIWG2S