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Happy #PrideMonth! 🌈
2SLGTBQ+ folx are at greater risk of #homelessness, providing inclusive spaces, representation via peer support and building community are important to creating safe pathways to housing.
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We are so grateful to @unitedwayemca and the staff at @enbridgegas that spent their afternoon putting together move in baskets for women experiencing homelessness that will go to supporting those setting up their new homes. #dayofcaring
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Écoutez les travailleuses du sexe.
Listen to #sexworkers. #June2nd #June2 #ISWD #Nizier #RepealPCEPA #decrimnow
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June 5 is HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day, honoring long-term survivors and raising awareness about their journeys. This date marks the CDC's first report on the AIDS epidemic in 1981. How are you spreading awareness this year? #HIVSurvivors #AIDSAwareness #June5
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"Government inaction [in searching landfills for MMIWG] has set a very dangerous precedent for those seeking to harm us, they essentially have a blueprint for what they can do," Frances Moore said. @OnaagoshinAnang
@atlohsa
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✨ Happy #PrideMonth! ✨
NWAC celebrates all 2SLGBTQ+ People’s lives and unique voices. We stand against all forms of oppression and discrimination. No matter how you identify, you are seen, heard, and valued. 🌈 ❤️
Artwork shared from @chiefladybird
Outreach is a key component to the housing continuum. The human rights approach to the encampment strategy in #ldnont builds supportive relationships and helps to create pathways into existing housing programs.
SLWAR shares #ldnont’s story of how we came together to create a community plan for women who are chronically #homeless and engaged in survival sex work, the importance of a gendered lens and why lived expertise matters.
open.spotify.com/show/5Xr0QP…
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I feel incredibly unwell reading this. How many more women are in the landfill along with Morgan Harris, Marcedes Myran, Rebecca Contois and Buffalo Woman. This is one more reason that they should #SearchTheLandfill
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1/2 #DYK the difference between #Indigenous traditional healing and Western mental health services? Unlike Western medicine, traditional healing practices take a holistic approach that incorporates mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual health.
Are you a frontline practitioner working alongside individuals experiencing #homelessness or newly housed? This webinar on Assertive Engagement is for you! To register: slwar.ca/webinar/assertive-e…
Please share with your networks.
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This year’s #MentalHealthWeek is centered on the healing power of compassion. In a world plagued by suffering, we emphasize that kindness is equally intrinsic to our humanity. Join us from May 6-12 to explore how compassion connects us all. 🧵1/2
#CompassionConnects #Awareness
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The federal gov't has decided to withhold $357M in affordable housing funding from Ontario due to the province's failure to meet agreed-upon housing targets. Instead, the funds will go directly to City service managers responsible for housing issues.
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Submit a name for the Indian Residential School (IRS) Monument directly on the Anishinabek Nation website. We invite you to honour a loved one from one of the 39 Anishinabek Nation member First Nations who attended a Federally recognized IRS.
Submissions: anishinabek.ca/monument-unve…
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The @AnishNation is honoured to unveil the Nshiimenhig (My Sisters Toolkit) – a vital resource rooted in cultural understanding and community empowerment ✊ #Healing #Wellness
To view or download the Toolkit, visit: anishinabek.ca/Flipbooks/Nsh…
Over 30% of women experiencing chronic homelessness and engaged in street involved sex work that is survival based in #ldnont self identify as Indigenous.
Today we remember and honour the lives of #MMIWG2S+, deaths that are all preventable.
One was too many.
1/2 Today is #RedDressDay, a day to honour #MMIWG2S+. Inspired by Jamie Black, a Métis artist from Manitoba who hung hundreds of red dresses to represent #MMIWG, this day raises awareness about the disproportionate violence that Indigenous women, girls, & 2SLGBTQ+ people face.
For more learning, please read the national report: mmiwg-ffada.ca/final-report/
For more learning on intersections of #MMIWG2S+ and homelessness, please review Jesse Thistles work on the 12 Dimensions: homelesshub.ca/sites/default…
The first roundtable report that took place in 2023 with Indigenous leaders:
rcaanc-cirnac.gc.ca/eng/1679…





















