Manitoba’s Missing and Murdered Indigenous Men and Boys

Manitoba’s Missing and Murdered Indigenous Men and Boys It is for indigenous men and boys as well.

Continued work to end violence is not just for murdered and missing women, girls, two spirits, le***an, gay, bisexual, trans, q***r, questioning, Intersex, asexual, + peoples.

03/22/2022

"Surviving Intimate Partner Violence"
Presented by Kendra We**ie

Kendra We**ie if an inspirational speaker, author, and keynote speaker on self care and surviving domestic violence.

March 31, 2022 at 5-7PM
via: Zoom
Register: Before March 24th, 2022 at 430PM

Registered guests will be delivered a package on March 25th, 2022

To register, contact:
Spirit Of Peace
[email protected]
204-774-7073

03/17/2022

AMC Supports Class Action Lawsuit Filed in Manitoba Regarding Birth Alerts

Earlier this week, a class-action lawsuit was filed in Winnipeg against the province of Manitoba regarding the controversial and discriminatory practice of Birth Alerts. The basis for the claim is that Birth Alerts are unconstitutional and are a Human Rights violation.

“The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) has been a strong advocate in taking countless actions to end the practice of Birth Alerts and Newborn Apprehensions. This includes the Executive Council of Chiefs passing a resolution in 2016 calling for the end of the apprehension of First Nation babies. The Chiefs also expanded the mandate of the Women’s Council to include Child and Family Matters, advocating for the inclusion of child welfare in the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (the Inquiry). As well, the First Nations Family Advocate participated in the Inquiry as an expert witness calling for governments to examine the legality of Birth Alerts and to end the practice of Birth Alerts,” stated Grand Chief Arlen Dumas.

https://firstnationsfamilyadvocate.com/amc-supports-class-action-lawsuit-filed-in-manitoba-regarding-birth-alerts/

03/16/2022

Do you know a First Nations person, community or organization dedicated to ensuring that First Nations communities have access to clean and safe drinking water?

Nominate them today for the 2022 National First Nations Water Leadership Award! Deadline is March 31. Learn more at http://ow.ly/MzYk50IjLxk

03/16/2022

Help us improve the Indian status website! If you have used this section of our website recently and are interested in helping us provide better services, go to http://ow.ly/mCxt50I0pzW and fill out the short questionnaire by March 31.

You will be contacted if you’re selected to participate. If you need a quick refresher on the current website, visit http://ow.ly/5C3V50I0pzX

03/15/2022

Please note we will be continuing our COVID-19 protections until further notice. These include:

✅ Limited Public Access to Our Sites
✅ Virtual & Hybrid Programming
✅ Mandatory Masks (masks provided if needed)
✅ Social Distancing, Hand-washing, and Sanitizing

Miigwech for your continued support and understanding during this time of transition. We are currently working on a phased reopening approach that we feel will best support our staff and community while keeping everyone safe and healthy. We will share more in the coming weeks.

03/12/2022

Nagijeung Abinoojiik (Care For Our Children) is an Indigenous value and community-based response service to keep Winnipeg North End families together.

24-Hour Family Helper Line: 204-589-8528

Find out more at www.mamawi.com/nagijeung-abinoojiik

03/01/2022

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 1, 2022 ANISHINAABE AND DAKOTA TERRITORY, MB — The Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO) and Winnipeg School Division (WSD) have signed an historic Memorandum of…

03/01/2022

🤩 BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND: Our virtual workshop series for parents/guardians/caregivers! Join us for the following sessions:

- Talking With Your Children About Sexuality & Disability (for parents/caregivers of children with disabilities)
- Talking With Your Children About Sexting & Digital Literacy
- 2STLGBQ+ Supportive Parenting

As an added bonus, the first ten participants to register will receive a $20 gift certificate. Sign up for as many as you’d like! Workshops are to attend, but registration is required. Please email [email protected] or phone (204) 727-0417 to register.

🚨 Note that folks eligible to receive a $20 gift certificate will be notified when registering!

ID: A white background with coloured bars at the top and the SERC logo. Orange text reads “Virtual Workshop Series: Talking With Your Children About Sexuality” followed by black text with workshop series and registration information. The logo is in the bottom right corner of the poster.

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