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A woman who helps solve cases searches for her missing niece and pushes for change as part of the growing movement to save missing and murdered Indigenous women. Andrea Canning reports.

Find resources to help stop violence against indigenous women:

<div>*Content Warning: This episode discusses sexual assault and emotional abuse.

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Ultra Violet: Facts About Violence Against Native Women
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