This Saturday, June 6th, is Blue Jean Jacket Day, a day to raise awareness and show support for missing, murdered, and exploited indigenous men and boys. Similar to Red Dress Day in May for indigenous women and girls.
On this day, wear your denim jackets to show your support for those who have been lost. It’s not just a show of solidarity, but a prayer woven into a sea of fabric. Each jacket honours the spirits of missing and murdered Indigenous boys and men. The fathers, brothers, sons, uncles, grandfathers, friends, and husbands who were taken from the world before their time.
So show your support and stand together, as we work and build towards a brighter future, as we remember the lost.
