Toronto cartoonist Evan Munday is combining his illustration with activism on Twitter: each day he will be tweeting a drawing of a missing or murdered aboriginal woman at Prime Minister Stephen Harper. Over one thousand Aboriginal women have gone missing or been killed in Canada since the 1980's. Harper has stated it isn't on his radar.

So far, Munday has tweeted pictures of Maggie Lea Burke, 22, Edmonton, Danita Faith Bigeagle, 23, Regina, and Elaine Frieda Alook, 35, Fort McMurray. The artist also plans to tweet links to indigenous-led orgs or initiatives each day.

On Twitter, Munday has added in a series of tweets, "I am aware this project walks a thin line & am trying hard to avoid self-aggrandizement, appropriation of image, or hashtag hijacking. That said, I'll make mistakes. So if I do something that crosses that line, call me out, let me know... Instead of caring about anything I do, you should be visiting the NWAC's website."

Follow Munday on Twitter at @idontlikemunday, and learn more about Native Women's Association of Canada here

Over 1186 indigenous women have gone missing / been murdered in Canada since 1980. There have been outcries for public inquiry. #MMIW (1/3)

— Evan Munday (@idontlikemunday) January 5, 2015

Our PM said an inquiry into the missing women 'isn't really high on our radar.' So I'm trying a small thing to make it higher. #MMIW (2/3)

— Evan Munday (@idontlikemunday) January 5, 2015

Starting on Jan 5, I'll tweet @pmharper an illustration of a missing or murdered indigenous woman daily. To adjust his radar. #MMIW (3/3)

— Evan Munday (@idontlikemunday) January 5, 2015

@pmharper Danita Faith Bigeagle was 23 when last seen in Regina, Feb 2007. She has 2 children, Cassidy & Talon. #MMIW pic.twitter.com/YzuocAQjGn

— Evan Munday (@idontlikemunday) January 6, 2015

Instead of caring about anything I do, you should be visiting the NWAC's website: http://t.co/jKUuEvXTPh

— Evan Munday (@idontlikemunday) January 6, 2015

And follow @gregoryscofield, who has been tweeting the name & photo of one missing or murderded indigenous woman a day. #MMIW

— Evan Munday (@idontlikemunday) January 7, 2015