Status of Women committee  Definitely.

Status of Women committee  I would agree with that, definitely.

Status of Women committee  It's very important for prevention. I'll try to wrap it up really quickly. More programs that can be out on the ground in the community for the community.... You'll even get statistics that way, as well, being on the ground with the people who are the ones needing any of the he

Status of Women committee  Yes. It's being able to get any of our participants back onto the land and reclaiming their culture, as culture has been lost with lots of our participants. This brings them back to their own self-awareness of things that are going on around them, whether they're being sex-traffi

Status of Women committee  It definitely does. We can bring it back to the first comment there. It's housing, as well. A lot of the folks we work with in Winnipeg's core area are homeless. A lot of them don't have anywhere to go. If they don't have anywhere to go, they look for people who are going tell t

Status of Women committee  Definitely. Any repercussions if they do go forward with it.... If they are on the street and that person is the person who's helping them on the street to live and just get by, then there are going to be repercussions that they don't want to face for going forward to the police

Status of Women committee  It still is, yes, for sure.

Status of Women committee  Thank you. I'm very happy to be here today to talk about this very important topic. Hello. My name is Ieesha Sankar. I'm from Wuskwi Sipihk First Nation and I live in Winnipeg, Manitoba. I'm here today to represent the organization I work for, which is Ka Ni Kanichihk. Ka Ni Ka