Safe Passage

When Indigenous women rise, nations heal. Our strength flows from the wisdom of our ancestors and our responsibility to future generations. In reclaiming our sacred roles, we restore balance to our communities.

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Safe Passage Initiative

Safe Passage is NWAC’s community-driven, survivor-centered initiative documenting cases of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, Two-Spirit, transgender, and gender-diverse people (MMIWG2S+).

This groundbreaking project—led by Indigenous peoples for Indigenous peoples—combines a national database with culturally relevant resources while providing space for families and survivors to share their stories on their own terms.

Through holistic documentation, education, and support, Safe Passage works toward ending the MMIWG2S+ genocide and restoring Indigenous women, girls, and gender-diverse people to their rightful place as sacred, honoured members of their communities.

VISIT SAFE PASSAGE WEBSITE

RESOURCES

Safe passage tenant housing rights toolkit

Safe Passage: Tenant Housing Rights Toolkit

Landlord rights toolkit

Safe Passage: Landlord Rights Toolkit

Housing toolkit for pets

Safe Passage: Housing Toolkit For Pets

Family violence housing toolkit

Safe Passage: Checklist: Family Violence Housing Toolkit

Trigger Warning

Some pages and resources on this website may contain content that is triggering or retraumatizing. This includes information on MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+, sexual, gendered, racial, and/or colonial violence, genocide, residential schools, the prison system, intergenerational trauma, and other challenging subject matter. Please use your own discretion and take good care of yourself as you navigate these sections. Your wellbeing matters to us.