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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. 🌈 ❤️
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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.
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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…
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Now this is cool!
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government is creating a C$1.5 billion program to help Canadian nonprofit organizations buy affordable apartment buildings and keep the rents down bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @bpolitics
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Community care is so vital. Compassion is something far too many lack these days. I’m thankful to Bear Claw Patrol and other grassroots folx who are doing what they do for vulnerable folx in our communities. – at London, Ontario
This was remarkable to witness tonight. Bear Claw Patrol, an Indigenous led outreach to the unhoused in Edmonton, put up a 61-year-old woman named Joanne in a hotel. They found her in pain and cold waiting to get in the Bissell Center (it was -33 out), but it wasn’t open for a couple hours.
Joanne is originally from Quebec and has been homeless for three years. She was so grateful to have a warm room, bed and excited to take a hot bath.
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Tearing down homeless encampments in the winter doesn't mean people get into shelter, it means you just took away the last level of protection against the freezing cold for many people.
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📣SAVE THE DATE! We are hosting a webinar that will dive into the siloed approach to addressing homelessness for pregnant women & gender-diverse people on February 6.
Register Here: loom.ly/whUZGHM
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Next Tuesday, Join @OttawaAlliance for a crucial discussion on Finland’s success in effectively ending homelessness. Featuring insights from Housing Minister Sean Fraser & @NAFC_ANCA's Jocelyn Formsma on how Canada can replicate this success.
RSVP ➡️ endhomelessnessottawa.ca/eve…

ALT Text: Ending homelessness from Finland. Join us for a conversation with national leaders to learn about Finlands success in effectively ending homelessness and how Canada can do so as well. 🗓️ Date: Tuesday, Jan. 16th 🕕 Time: 8:00 pm 📍 Venue: Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Images of the four panelists and the moderator with their titles. Logos of host orgs at the bottom of the image.
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🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Today, the WNHHN & a nation-wide coalition of feminist advocates are delivering 15 calls to action to the Government of Canada.
Learn more about the Intersectional Feminist Housing Agenda for Canada here: womenshomelessness.ca/femini…
#16days #FeministHousingAgenda
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Renters across the country are in crisis, facing growing housing insecurity due to skyrocketing costs & a scarcity of affordable housing options.
It's time for strong rent regulation. Renters deserve fair rents & #SecureHomes, now.
Take action⬇️
housingrightscanada.com/secu…
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This #HumanRightsDay join the biggest, feminist human rights-based call to action to fix the housing and homelessness crisis in Canada for women & gender-diverse people. Join the growing movement!
Learn more here: loom.ly/LyZOpOU
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BIG NEWS: For the first time EVER in Canadian history, there will be a human rights inquiry into homelessness among women and gender-diverse people in Canada.
Lived experts will be at the forefront of this historic #HumanRights process. Learn more: loom.ly/PVAORjE
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“I often feel hopeless about the homeless crisis in #ldnont but these presentations gave me hope and joy.”- Housing Series Attendee
Thank you @YOU_London @cmha_tv @slwar2016 and Project Home for presenting on Housing First and reminding us that amidst a crisis, there’s hope.























