Status of Women committee  I'm happy to do so. Thanks for the question. You're right. We do have a learning journey program for youth. It's in different stages for different ages. From kindergarten to grade 12, there are about three or four levels, depending on what age you're at. What we do is engage a

Status of Women committee  I'll offer it to you, Paul, if you'd like to say something.

Status of Women committee  It's a great question. I think you might have asked...or I'm going to answer a question that you may or may not have asked and then directly answer that one. We have a Wise Aunties Council, made up of women, most of whom have experienced some very significant.... They have a lot

Status of Women committee  That's fine.

Status of Women committee  Unfortunately, there are not a lot of them. There are very specific ones. There are ones like Warriors Against Violence in Vancouver and the Change of Seasons programs in Vancouver, which are often for adjudicated folks, but there is not a cadre of programs and services at the re

Status of Women committee  Again, I'll go back to our work in indigenous communities. I don't do this through the campaign itself, but I used to work in this field, very specific programs that are designed for and root for indigenous men and boys. They seem to be very culturally based, locally based, roote

Status of Women committee  Yes. There's definitely a focus on men and boys. We invite every Canadian from all along the gender continuum to participate in all aspects of the campaign, as well as all cultures. It is an indigenous-focused innovation for the benefit of all Canadians. We have a team—well, two

Status of Women committee  We see this as a systems change. We work with large institutions. As a matter of fact, Indigenous Services Canada has just seconded an individual to our team, who will then go across departments and agencies to try to bring the message out to folks to join. On the day, we have s

Status of Women committee  Thank you. I'm not sure if Paul will join us, but if he does, you'll hear from him as well. My name is David Stevenson. I'm calling in from the Lekwungen-speaking people’s territory here on Vancouver Island. It's an honour to be here. Sekoh to everybody and thanks for inviti