Upcoming events
Opportunities to Participate:
| Storytelling Journey of Oshkimadizijik Inéwin From the Bush |
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Learning Network & Knowledge Hub Webinar In this Webinar, we share how the land and community are ‘our relations’ and how we work together with them in order to heal and weave a blanket of care for ourselves and those around us. |
| The Early Origins of the #MeToo Movement: Black and Racialized Experiences |
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Learning Network & Knowledge Hub Webinar This Webinar discusses the #MeToo/#MoiAussi movement through an anti-racist, feminist, and intersectional lens. It centers the experiences of Black and racialized women who have publicly denounced sexual violence in Quebec, France, and the United States. It asks what justice looks like for Black and racialized women, and how service providers, researchers, and policymakers can support that justice. |
| Knowledge Hub Presents: Developing and Testing a Readiness Tool for Partnerships with Community-Based Projects |
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Knowledge Hub Presents The Knowledge Hub presents series features information on trauma- and violence-informed research and practice developed by members of the Trauma-Informed Community of Practice in their work related to the Preventing and Addressing Family Violence: The Public Health Perspective (2022-2026) investment of the Public Health Agency of Canada. The first presenter in this series will be Mary Motz, from the Connections for Breaking the Cycle (C-BTC) of Violence project. |
