<p>In this episode we discuss two active legal cases; those of Barbara Kentner and Cindy Gladue. Through these cases, we'll see how female indigenous victims of crimes have been treated before the courts and the ways in which the Canadian legal system has failed indigenous women. </p>

In this episode we discuss two active legal cases; those of Barbara Kentner and Cindy Gladue. Through these cases, we'll see how female indigenous victims of crimes have been treated before the courts and the ways in which the Canadian legal system has failed indigenous women.

<p>In this episode we discuss two active legal cases; those of Barbara Kentner and Cindy Gladue. Through these cases, we'll see how female indigenous victims of crimes have been treated before the courts and the ways in which the Canadian legal system has failed indigenous women.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 11: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (Part 3)

The dynamics of Indigenous groups' relations with each other and the larger society. Topics include decolonization and relations with the state, demography, Indigenous organizations, Indigenous nationalism and nation-building, power, social class and public policy.

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Episode 11: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (Part 3)

Episode 11: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (Part 3)