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    The document discusses the historical context and impact of the 2006 film "Finding Dawn" which addresses Canada's colonial history with Indigenous peoples, the ongoing issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, and the calls for action and National Inquiry on this crisis. The film, released during growing awareness of these issues, provides a platform to highlight their historical and systemic causes while reinforcing calls for justice and recognition as part of the broader conversation about Indigenous experiences in Canada.

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    The document discusses the historical context and impact of the 2006 film "Finding Dawn" which addresses Canada's colonial history with Indigenous peoples, the ongoing issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, and the calls for action and National Inquiry on this crisis. The film, released during growing awareness of these issues, provides a platform to highlight their historical and systemic causes while reinforcing calls for justice and recognition as part of the broader conversation about Indigenous experiences in Canada.

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    The document discusses the historical context and impact of the 2006 film "Finding Dawn" which addresses Canada's colonial history with Indigenous peoples, the ongoing issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, and the calls for action and National Inquiry on this crisis. The film, released during growing awareness of these issues, provides a platform to highlight their historical and systemic causes while reinforcing calls for justice and recognition as part of the broader conversation about Indigenous experiences in Canada.

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    Slide 1: Historical Context of "Finding Dawn"

    Title: Historical Context of "Finding Dawn"

     Canada's colonial history with Indigenous peoples.


     Long-standing issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
    (MMIWG).
     Calls for action and the establishment of the National Inquiry.
     Role of Indigenous filmmakers in addressing these issues.
     "Finding Dawn" released in 2006 during growing awareness.

    Slide 2: Impact and Relevance

    Title: Impact and Relevance

     "Finding Dawn" provides a platform to address MMIWG.


     Highlights the historical and systemic factors contributing to the crisis.
     Reinforces the call for justice, recognition, and action.
     The film's release in 2006 coincided with increasing attention on this issue.
     It contributes to a broader conversation about Indigenous experiences in Canada.

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