Prince George Red Dress Event September 10 —
Justice for Missing and Murdered
Indigenous Women and Girls

Together We Will Be Their Voices

This year is the 8th annual Red Dress Campaign event in Prince George. The empty red dresses represent all the murdered and missing Indigenous women and girls along the Highway of Tears and the demand that Canada provide redress for its injustices against Indigenous Peoples that lead to women and girls being treated as fair game.

Stand-In at Monument
1:00 pm
Highway 16 and Ferry Ave
(in front of cemetery)
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– Healing circle featuring Khast’an Drummer
– Stand-In with red dresses

Gathering at Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park Pavilion
2:00 pm
(Park Pavilion behind Exploration Place)
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– Hanging of the dresses
– Guest Speakers
– Performances featuring: Kym Gouchie, Tapestry singers,
Khast’an Drummers, Grant West and family (traditional dancers)
– Crafts — make your own red dress
– Candlelight vigil