The Faceless Dolls Project: Educational Drop-In

The Faceless Dolls Project, originally started by the Native Women’s Association of Canada, is a collection of faceless felt dolls created in memory of the hundreds, if not thousands, of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls and Two-Spirit folks in Canada.
 
Members and friends of the Four Directions Indigenous Centre at Queen’s created their own Faceless Dolls installation and have loaned it to the Student Experience Office to host for the next two years.
 
We invite students to drop in to the SEO Programming Space (LaSalle Building, rm 224 at 146 Stuart Street) between 12-2pm to learn, at your own pace, about the Faceless Dolls Project and the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit Folks in Canada.
 
Resources, supports and light refreshments will be provided.
 
To learn more about the SEO’s commitment to hosting the Faceless Dolls, visit https://www.queensu.ca/studentexperience/