Reconciliation Month
This year is the 5th July Reconciliation Month at WCWRC. 2017 marked the 150th birthday of the country we call Canada, here on Turtle Island. In light of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Final Report and the discrimination and racism that the women we...
Canada Must Do Better
Canada Day 2021 This year, we choose to acknowledge Canada Day as a day to reflect and learn more about Indigenous history and culture. We must face the truth about our country’s history and honour the children, their families, and the survivors of residential...
What’s Your Indigenous Peoples Day Plan?
National Indigenous Peoples Day is June 21st. This day is for recognizing and celebrating the many cultures and contributions of the Indigenous peoples of Canada. It is a time for reflection, education, and action about Indigenous past, present, and the future. We...
Statement on the devastating loss of 215 Indigenous children in Kamloops
We acknowledge the profound collective pain of the members of Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation, all Indigenous residential school survivors and their families across Turtle Island that has been reopened this week when the remains of 215 Indigenous children where...
Atlanta shootings statement
To those who say we no longer need feminism: The devastating shootings in Atlanta targeted Asian women because they were women and because they were Asian. This was a racist and misogynistic act and we need to stand in solidarity with Asian women across Turtle Island....
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