Status of Women committee  I would just say that women's services have been underfunded. We would never want to infringe on dedicated resources for women's services. Investing in supports for men and healing, including investing in the Moose Hide Campaign, is absolutely critical if we're going to effect

Status of Women committee  The answer is absolutely yes, and not just in indigenous communities. I think the reciprocity in the reconciliation space is allowing us to export simple practices, like men sitting in a circle with each other creating the safety to be able to talk through the healing and to supp

Status of Women committee  Yes, absolutely. I think the first is the nature of our communities. For indigenous women who are living in first nations, on-reserve communities, as you've heard, services are already stretched, and there is an incredible absence of most of the services that are available to fol

Status of Women committee  That's an incredibly complex question. I would point to two things. One is our effort in the decolonization and re-culturalization space as a lens through which we engage community and design strategy. One really good example of a practice that was displaced is the coming-of-ag

Status of Women committee  Greetings. My sincere apologies for arriving late due to technical barriers with my system here. There was no disrespect intended to the committee. My apologies, and thank you to the staff for their support. I would say, first, as the father of four visibly indigenous women and

Status of Women committee  Yes, I received it, but I don't have a way to connect it to my system, unfortunately. Will this sound work okay for you folks?