by Suze Nolin

The blanket is to wrap the sisters in protection, the prayer feathers hold my prayers to the women/sisters who are missing and the twinkle of the beads reminds me of the stars, the stars to show them the way home. by Lori' Nelson

These ‘ moccasin vamps’ embroidered with Palestinian motifs that relate to land and nature, express my support to and solidarity with our aboriginal sisters in the North by Rehab Nazzal

by Shelley Norton

by Bailey Marie Newman

In Honor of My Daughter Maisy by Laurie Odjick

by Robin O'Toole

by Neil Oppendike

"There but for the grace of God there go I" My vamps are a northern star pattern in medicine wheel colours. The beadwork is done in such a way to illustrate that a change in direction will yield a different outcome. by Caroline Ohrn

by Vivian O'Donnell

They're called "the universe lives in our open hearts" to honor the relations we all share & the love we collectively carry for one another. by Malea Powell

The "HEARTS" go to the family members who have lost or are missing family members... by Bella Patayash

by Annemarie and Sheila Pelletier-Demerah

by Diane Pfile

by Cindy Peltier

by Deanna Partridge-David

Making art is entrenched in the bloodlines of the families I've chosen in this life. As a child I often wondered how my mother, grandmothers and aunts could stay up late into the night beading, sewing and making art. As I got older, i began joining them at the kitchen table for the all nighters. I came to quickly realize that in addition to crafting beautiful pieces of art, the kitchen tables are a place where families, relations and nationhood are discussed. And so I became a woman, daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece and aunt that took on the humble and shared responsibility of contributing to family, relations, nationhood and keeping our tradition of art-making in my family alive. When these family connections are fractured due to our life-givers being taken, it causes extreme pain and seriously endangers our livelihood. I dedicate these vamps to those mothers, grandmothers, aunts, sisters, nieces and daughters that are missing and murdered; and to the families that are left with those pains and fractures. I pray for healing for all of our families and nations. by Winona Polson-Lahache

To my sister across the river. I pray you will come home and that your families may not suffer with worry about you. You, my sister, are loved and missed every day. by Andrea Pierce

by Mer Per

by Tsyoyunthu Adriana Poulette

by Arlene Piddington

by Hawlii Pichette

by Laurie Page

by Sheila Pelletier-Demerah

by Cheryl Pierce

by Sheila Pelletier-Demerah

by Sarah Proulx

by Jerline Quintal