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"Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women" as a book category encompasses works—both nonfiction and fiction—that explore the disappearance, violence, and homicide disproportionately affecting Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people. Titles in this category include investigative journalism, legal and historical analysis, oral histories and memoirs, community-centered reporting, policy studies, and fiction that centers the lived realities and intergenerational impacts of colonialism, systemic racism, sexism, and poverty. These books typically aim to document cases, honor victims, expose institutional failures, amplify Indigenous voices and activism, and propose paths toward justice and healing; they often require trauma-informed and culturally respectful approaches and may include trigger warnings due to depictions or accounts of violence.

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