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Status of Women committee  That's an excellent question and, yes, I absolutely think it's critical. One of the things that we know from 30 years of working at DAWN Canada is that we are still, in virtually every arena, finding that the basic understanding of accommodating and supporting women with disabili

April 13th, 2017Committee meeting

Bonnie Brayton

Status of Women committee  Thanks, Jeremy. I think you raise a very important point. Certainly one of the things we would like to see is more appointments of judges from diverse communities. That's a really critical way to start to shift the conversation.

April 13th, 2017Committee meeting

Bonnie Brayton

Status of Women committee  On that very basis, that's precisely why this mandatory training needs to be done. It's why we put such strong emphasis on making sure that the curriculum is properly developed so that it covers the full range of knowledge they require to make the kinds of decisions they are bein

April 13th, 2017Committee meeting

Bonnie Brayton

Status of Women committee  I'm in fact going to the crown prosecutors' provincial conference next week and giving a workshop on the D.A.I. decision. I certainly uphold the idea that this is a really important way we're going to also see more convictions. There's no question that the crown prosecutor piece

April 13th, 2017Committee meeting

Bonnie Brayton

April 13th, 2017Committee meeting

Bonnie Brayton

Status of Women committee  Good morning, again. Hello, everyone. Thank you. I would again like to acknowledge the Algonquin people. I was invited here to speak to the proposed Bill C-337, and I'm confident that others who will come before you will focus their remarks on the content and the substance

April 13th, 2017Committee meeting

Bonnie Brayton

Status of Women committee  Good morning, everyone. I'd like to begin by acknowledging that we're gathered on the territory of the Algonquin people and that we are in a time of truth and reconciliation with the first peoples of Canada. I was invited to speak to the proposed Bill C-337. I'm confident that o

April 13th, 2017Committee meeting

Bonnie Brayton

Status of Women committee  It would give me a few minutes to collect myself, if you don't mind.

April 13th, 2017Committee meeting

Bonnie Brayton

Status of Women committee  Thank you. In terms of the legislative side of things, I'll remind everyone here that Minister Qualtrough will be bringing forward accessibility legislation, and I know she is committed to women and girls as well. It's really important to work with her and to collaborate with he

November 23rd, 2016Committee meeting

Bonnie Brayton

Status of Women committee  Julie, you go first.

November 23rd, 2016Committee meeting

Bonnie Brayton

Status of Women committee  I think it's important to remember that there's an awful lot of women out there with invisible disabilities. Coming back to some of the data I've shared, this is quantitative data that needs to be deepened by properly attacking these questions from a longitudinal perspective and

November 23rd, 2016Committee meeting

Bonnie Brayton

Status of Women committee  I just wanted to affirm what Julie said and remind everyone that based on some of the information I've shared already, it's quite clear that while we haven't been talking about it, and perhaps you haven't been hearing it from any of the other witnesses—it's not a reflection on th

November 23rd, 2016Committee meeting

Bonnie Brayton

Status of Women committee  Are you talking about the sex work study?

November 23rd, 2016Committee meeting

Bonnie Brayton

Status of Women committee  I don't know for sure. It was done by a group in British Columbia. I could certainly find out. It was probably the provincial government in British Columbia, since it was a B.C.-based study.

November 23rd, 2016Committee meeting

Bonnie Brayton

Status of Women committee  Largely what is happening, and from most of what I've picked up—I think this is a really important point to make, and it's a piece of work DAWN is working on now—is that lots and lots of research gets done and the disability lens is either not applied or the disability research i

November 23rd, 2016Committee meeting

Bonnie Brayton