• Aboriginal Multi-Media Society (AMMSA)
  The AMMSA focuses on "facilitating the exchange of information reflecting Aboriginal culture to a growing and diverse audience" ("AMMSA"). The AMMSA has created an in-depth page on their website focusing on the "Missing and Murdered Women and Girls". They have also  some of their publications on the website.
   
• Assembly of First Nations (AFN)
  Check out AFN's "Framework for action to prevent and address violence against Indigenous women and Girls" pages and other policies on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.
   
• Native Women's Association of Canada (NWAC): Sisters In Spirit 
  This website has a lot of useful links to resources created by NWAC initiative "Sisters In Spirit." The initiative was meant to "conduct research and raise awareness of the alarming high rates of violence against Aboriginal women and girls in Canada" ("Sisters In Spirit"). The website does not have a link to NWAC report titled "Voices of our sisters in spirit a research and policy report to families and communities" from 2008.
   
• Highway of Tears: Preventing Violence Against Women
  This is a website created by Carrier Sekani Family Services (CSFS). CSFS has made a Community Safety Toolkit to promote safety to First Nations adults and youth. They have also created a list of documents and reports.

Below is a list of social media pages that will have information relevant to the Highway of Tears. Please recognize that the information found in these pages is NOT necessarily verified or correct. Therefore, you will have to evaluate them if you do choose to use these pages for research. They can be a good resource for what the general population or a specific group or community thinks about the issue. 

• Facebook Pages
  • Justice for Missing & Murdered Women in Canada
  • Missing & Murdered Aboriginal Women in Canada
  • Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs
     
• Pinterest
  • Missing and Murdered
     
• Twitter Hashtags 
  • #highwayoftears
  • #MMAW
  • #MMIW
  • #reddressproject
  • #aminext