Red Dress Day started as a campaign entitled, The REDress Project, that launched in 2014 by Métis artist Jamie Black and has been used to symbolize the thousands of MMIWG2S. The ISC remembers and ...

Red Dress Day began as a memorial for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls across Canada — but for some attendees of a Windsor, Ont., gathering on Sunday, the awareness campaign ...

Learn more about this day and find ways to make a commitment for MMIWG2S / Red Dress Day. The memorial table will be an ... or a little painting. The Indigenous Student Centre and the SVSPO have ...

On the weekend of Red Dress Day, a Cree-Métis woman is holding a two-day Indigenous fashion festival, with designers each creating a red dress to raise awareness about MMIWG2S+. Kim Coltman has ...

“Our goal is to bring attention to this issue and to provide a solemn tribute to the countless Indigenous women who have been taken ... May 5 is known as Red Dress Day in honour of the missing. People ...

Red dresses are often placed in outdoor spaces to represent these missing and murdered Indigenous women. The symbolization began as part of the REDress Project, created by artist Jaime Black.