Sisters
As individuals and as a collective, we honour the lives of all missing sisters.
Indigenous women, girls, 2-spirited and gender-diverse individuals have the right to be safe and free from violence and abuse.
We stand together to end violence against Missing Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirited peoples.
By wearing the SISTERS bracelet, we stand in solidarity. We offer our support for those who have been violently targeted because of gender and identity and for those who did not make it home. We offer our support to all families and communities impacted by this national crisis.
The four red howlite beads in this bracelet represent a gently dynamic energy of four sisters hugging in a safe and warm embrace.
The black stone is said to be a grounding stone, a reminder of connection with the earth, giving strength and courage in times of stress and change.
Together, we are stronger. For those who came before and for those yet to come. As sisters, we stand together.
As individuals and as a collective, we honour the lives of all missing sisters.
Indigenous women, girls, 2-spirited and gender-diverse individuals have the right to be safe and free from violence and abuse.
We stand together to end violence against Missing Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirited peoples.
By wearing the SISTERS bracelet, we stand in solidarity. We offer our support for those who have been violently targeted because of gender and identity and for those who did not make it home. We offer our support to all families and communities impacted by this national crisis.
The four red howlite beads in this bracelet represent a gently dynamic energy of four sisters hugging in a safe and warm embrace.
The black stone is said to be a grounding stone, a reminder of connection with the earth, giving strength and courage in times of stress and change.
Together, we are stronger. For those who came before and for those yet to come. As sisters, we stand together.
As individuals and as a collective, we honour the lives of all missing sisters.
Indigenous women, girls, 2-spirited and gender-diverse individuals have the right to be safe and free from violence and abuse.
We stand together to end violence against Missing Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirited peoples.
By wearing the SISTERS bracelet, we stand in solidarity. We offer our support for those who have been violently targeted because of gender and identity and for those who did not make it home. We offer our support to all families and communities impacted by this national crisis.
The four red howlite beads in this bracelet represent a gently dynamic energy of four sisters hugging in a safe and warm embrace.
The black stone is said to be a grounding stone, a reminder of connection with the earth, giving strength and courage in times of stress and change.
Together, we are stronger. For those who came before and for those yet to come. As sisters, we stand together.