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Highway of Tears (Clip 1)
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After the massacre at Montreal's École Polytechnique, Montrealers express their inability to comprehend it....
Sylvie Gagnon, who survived a bullet on Dec 6, gives her testimony. Montrealers try to understand the horror....
The keynote speech at a conference on violence against women points to the huge scope of the problem....
The opening of Highway of Tears, a film about the women who have gone missing along a lonely B.C. highway....
Social reasons force aboriginal people to hitchhike along the Highway of Tears....
An interview with Matilda Wilson, whose daughter Ramona Wilson went missing in 1994....
The story of Rania Arafat, a young woman who was murdered by her family in a so-called "honour crime"....
Rights lawyer Asma Khader convinces a man to stop spreading rumours about a girl who has refused to marry him....
An interview with Ahmed, a man imprisoned for the murder of his sister....
Dawn Crey's DNA was found on a Vancouver-area farm, in the largest serial murder case in Canada's history....
A description of Western Canada's Highway 16, a stretch of road that is known as the Highway of Tears....
Daleen Kay Bosse's parents search for clues to their daughter's disappearance from downtown Saskatoon....
Testimonies and interviews about the numerous missing women and murders in Juarez, Mexico....
A 13-year-old's testimony, the profile of a suspect and two authorities involved in the kidnapping and homicides in Juar...
Learn about the relationship between femicide and the sex trade and see the vacant lot where eight bodies of murdered wo...
Grandmothers and children - the other victims of femicide in Juarez....
Writing the Femicide list and creating Marker of Change comes together....
In Senegal, a community battles female genital mutilation through education....
A powerful statement on the after effects of the Montreal Massacre....
In this clip, a woman talks about her abusive relationship....
(In French) Nathalie Provost, a survivor of the Dec 6th shooting, speaks out....
The granite bearing the names of the women move into place using cranes. Monument Designer Beth Alber watches....
Christine McDowell talks about inaugurating the memorial, Suzanne LaPlante-Edward talks about losing her daughter Anne-M...
"Murdered by Men" - could it be written on the Vancouver Women's Monument?...
The circle of donors is created, each name etched into the stone and laid into the ground....
Families of murdered women are often too afraid to accuse the killers, even when they know who they are....
The police in Guatemala put the burden of evidence and investigation on the families of the murdered women....
An interview with three men who are accused of raping young girls....
The story of a serial killer who terrorized London, Ontario in the 1970s....
- Christine McDowell - a web site project (audio only)
- Christine McDowell - introduction and inspiration (audio only)
- Ep. 89 - Tie Your Shoe With a White Ribbon: walking the line between love and hate
- Fourteen Remembered - 14 Remembered (audio only)
- Fourteen Remembered - Pour Ann-Marie Edward (audio only)
- Fourteen Remembered - Pour Anne-Marie Lemay (audio only)
- Fourteen Remembered - Pour Annie Turcotte (audio only)
- Fourteen Remembered - Pour Barbara Daigneault (audio only)
- Fourteen Remembered - Pour Barbara Maria Klucznik (audio only)
- Fourteen Remembered - Pour Genèvieve Bergeron (audio only)
- Fourteen Remembered - Pour Hélène Colgan (audio only)
- Fourteen Remembered - Pour Maryse Laganière (audio only)
- Fourteen Remembered - Pour Maryse Leclaire (audio only)
- Fourteen Remembered - Pour Maud Haviernick (audio only)
- Fourteen Remembered - Pour Nathalie Croteau (audio only)
- Fourteen Remembered - Pour Sonia Pelletier (audio only)
- Violence Against Women - A Nigerian Perspective
- A Nave for Fourteen Queens
- A Night in Juarez : Directors' Statement
- Corpus Delicti
- Femicide On the Rise in Latin America
- Marianne's Park
- Ottawa's Fallen Star: Jennifer Teague
- Stolen Sisters - A Human Rights Response to Discrimination Against Indigenous Women in Canada (Report)
- Supporting Women who experience Domestic Violence
- The Femicide List
- The Global Women's Memorial web site
- The London Memorial
- The Ottawa Women's Monument
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People like you are very
by BISQUITZOE
Mon, 11/03/2008 - 07:33
People like you are very caring and inspiring.
The work you have done will go a long way to ensuring that these murder victims, regardless of whether they are male or female, adult or child, will be remembered. They must never be forgotten!
They must be remembered in as much as if not remembered, how can we ensure that it'll not happen again.
Thank you.
Leslie
the highway of tears
by Tania Norman
Thu, 10/16/2008 - 16:05
I need to start by saying THANK YOU . the clip you have put out about the highway of
tear is very touching.I am cousin(through marriage)to Lana Derrick,and Im a friend to Tamara Chipman.they are just 2 of the victums of the highway of tears.but as far as im concerned its 2 victums to many.you always hear about missing people,but untill you know a missing person you dont really understand how helpless I feel.
I work hard online to make sure everyone hears about the highway of tears and my missing loved ones.
your clip gives me hope,its a good feeling to know even strangers are willing to help me fight for my friends and all the victums.
Its been a couple years since this clip was put together and its sad to say but its now 13 years since Lana went missing and we still have NO answers..
Tamara Chipman has been missing 3 years now and there has been NO leads/answers in her case ither.
These cases are cold and RCMP need help,if anyone out there knows anything,please call CRIMESTOPPERS 1-800-222-TIPS
Its time to bring these girls home!! end the nightmare so many families are living.
from someone who NEVER FORGETS
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