This conversation delves into the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) in North America, highlighting the alarming rates of disappearance and murder among Indigenous women, the systemic neglect by law enforcement and government, and the historical context that has led to this ongoing crisis. It emphasizes the need for awareness, accountability, and action to address the injustices faced by Indigenous communities, while sharing personal stories of victims to humanize the statistics and call for change.