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Quebec Native Women Inc.: Founded in 1974, Quebec Native Women Inc. (QNW) represents the women of the First Nations of Quebec and the Aboriginal women living in urban areas.

Midwives: Midwives In North, in the inuit communities, the midwives are very significant. For a few years, the file of the midwives has been very active in Quebec.; Source: Inuulitsivik Health Centre
Native Women's Shelter of Montreal: Contact information of this shelter home for Aboriginal and Inuit women and children in need or victims of abuse.

Au nom des femmes amérindiennes – Entrevue avec Michèle Audette, présidente de femmes autochtones du Québec (In French Only): This page features an interview with Michèle Audette, the president of Québec Native Women.; Source: Alternatives
Takuaikan – Legal Information for Native People: Here you will find a series of Infosheets that address the legal reality specific to members of Native communities.; Source: Government of Quebec; Justice

Horn–Miller, Waneek: Waneek Horn-Miller is an accomplished athlete and is very active in the sport of waterpolo. This website provides a short biography of her acheivements.
Obomsawin, Alanis: Portrait of Alanis Obomsawin, a member of the Abenaki Nation, who is one of Canada's most distinguished documentary filmmakers.; Source: CITIZENShift
Simon, Mary May: This page introduces Mary May Simon, elected national Inuit leader in July 2006, who devoted her life's work towards gaining further recognition of Aboriginal rights and to achieving social justice.; Source: Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami (ITK)

Employment and Training Program: Provides detailed information about this program, which aims to improve the employment potential and earning capacity of Aboriginal Women living off-reserve.; Source: Quebec Native Women Inc. (QNW)