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Five Years of Failing Indigenous Women, Girls & Two Spirit People

It’s National Indigenous Peoples History Month and in 2024, we continue to see history repeat itself. While we see elected officials sharing statements acknowledging this month, talking about their stance on Truth and Reconciliation, doing the photo ops at Indigenous Peoples Day events, all while Indigenous women, girls, and Two Spirit people are still facing […]

Disposal of Evidence is Not Justice

We are adding our voices in opposition to the RCMP’s application to dispose of evidence collected during the investigations of the Robert Pickton case. This recent move by the RCMP only adds to the long-standing systemic failures that enabled the murder and disappearance of over 50+ women in the Downtown Eastside. Pickton was tried for 26 […]

Honouring Our Anger

Anger is the primary emotional state that functions to uphold our boundaries. When we feel anger, it’s an indication that something is wrong—a boundary has been crossed or a need is not being met. It’s not always just about our individual selves either—anger is the appropriate response to oppression. Anger is an emotion like any […]