Emotional goodbye for missing and murdered indigenous women exhibit
An exhibit raising awareness for missing and murdered indigenous women is leaving the Battlefords, but not before making an impact on the over 3,500 people who visited.
Co-leader of the North Battleford Walking with Our Sisters group Leah Garvin said it was a very touching and moving exhibit for the many audience members who had been impacted by missing and murdered indigenous women.
“Numerous family members…have come through looking for healing. Some couldn’t come through the doors and some came through and made breakthroughs with their healing. They sat with the elders and they cried.”
Garvin said 120 students visited daily. Garvin said the impact on the students is immeasurable.