Message from the Executive Director - The Native Women’s Resource Centre of Toronto ... “Indigenous Women are mothers, daughters, aunties, and sisters. They are leaders, protectors, warriors, life-givers, beautiful, artistic, strong, proud, ground-breaking and they are recalling their spiritual power. Indigenous Women are SACRED.” Indigenous women are
From the Executive Director ... In honouring our relations, I express my deep gratitude to the NWRCT team, who have worked with dedication and love for the work and community we serve. Your unwavering dedication and wholehearted commitment to the Centre and to the community is what maintains
From the Executive Director ... During the past year, we have striven to do things in a good way. We did so as a collective and a dedicated team, and it is something that I am honoured and humbled to be part of. The staff, community, management, board,
From the Executive Director ... After such a unique year, I would like to take this opportunity to recognize and offer gratitude to each amazing staff member and management staff member for your fearless commitment, creative direction and safe dedication to community. I acknowledge each volunteer; without you,
From the Executive Director ... Thank you to the NWRCT staff and management team, to each volunteer and community member. Your hard work, dedication and support always contribute to a year of support services and community empowerment. To our clients and participants, you inspire our mission and vision;
From the Executive Director ... Ahneen, Hello, Excited, optimistic, humbled, and honoured are some of the many words that come to mind as I step into the position of Executive Director with Native Women’s Resource Centre of Toronto. Taking on this role is not a decision I have
Abstract Model READ THE SURVIVOR I would like to acknowledge the creativity and generosity of the artists involved in this project and the people who provided their ideas and support. Without their gift of time, input and artistic skill this project would not have been possible. Thank you.
The National Inquiry’s Final Report reveals that persistent and deliberate human and Indigenous rights violations and abuses are the root cause behind Canada’s staggering rates of violence against Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQQIA people. The two volume report calls for transformative legal and social changes to resolve the crisis that
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