Our February Femicide in Ontario factsheet is now available. #WeCountFemicideBecause every life lost to femicide is one life too many. There have been 15 femicides in Ontario since November 26th, 2022.
English: https://t.co/AOzXBVXIqR
French: https://t.co/TqhRKQgfud
Our August Femicide Factsheet is now available: https://t.co/gXwoOvJi52 rates across Ontario continue to rise, with 6 femicides last month and 34 femicides since Nov.26th, 2021. We acknowledge those who lost their lives and the action urgently needed to #preventfemicide
#PrideMonth is a great time to increase your knowledge, start new conversations and build awareness!Check out this joint editorial from @marleneham80@d_owusuakyeeah and Jade Byard Peek that explores tensions of 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusion within the GBV sector https://t.co/OuNFOQvcoa
We are currently seeking a Digital Office Support employee! 🔍 The ideal candidate will be creative, energetic, results-driven, compassionate, collaborative and committed to ending all forms of #GBV. Apply today: https://t.co/idVNVLaRDN
Reproductive rights are women’s rights.Women’s rights are human rights.The right to choose is an essential protection as we move towards structural gender equity. In the words of #RuthBaderGinsburg “Abortion prohibition by the state…denies them full autonomy and full equality"
#WEAAD might be over, but that doesn't mean the focus on violence against older women can't continue!
Check out our new quiz and test your knowledge on gender-based violence and older women and help to disrupt the invisibility many older survivors feel: https://t.co/ecSDjJTZbG
This #WEAAD we are reminded that "Rights Never Get Old" and we all deserve to age without violence. By advocating for the rights of older #GBV survivors & challenging ageism, we can work towards greater equity across generations, systems and communities.
Women often go to great lengths to “get home safely”, but home is not a safe place for everyone. When home isn’t safe, VAW shelters across Ontario are there to provide support.
Connect with your local shelter to find out how they are “More Than” a shelter: https://t.co/MFk6lSPKlH
OAITH was honoured to be present today at the dedication and unveiling of the first of Barb’s Benches in Ontario. Each bench is a reminder of the courage of those experiencing GBV, the families left behind in the wake of femicide and the need for action towards prevention.
October 4th marks the National Day of Action for Missing and Murdered Indigenous women and Girls across Canada. Today is a day to honour the lives of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and gender diverse people across Turtle Island and the loved ones that grieve them.
October 4th is a day when we honour the lives of MMIWG. Join the virtual event for a presentation on ONWA’s report on Reconciliation with Indigenous Women.
Email [email protected] to receive the Zoom link for the presentation.
#SISVigil#MMIWG
Help spread the word about @OaithDotCa's Call for Expressions of Interest! Expression of Interest letters from organizations, consultants and/or consultancy firms with AR/AO expertise are due by Sep. 7th. Check out the full call: https://t.co/iHCWJRinbs
The July Femicide In Ontario report is now available. These monthly reports build on @OaithDotCa's Annual Femicide List and Media Analysis which is published each year in December.
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Bill S-3: Eliminating known sex-based inequities in registration is now fully in force.
Watch this short video to learn more about how S-3 changed the Indian Act in Canada: https://t.co/5AheX5gnDo
Access the The Final Report to Parliament:
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The June Femicide In Ontario report is now available.
Access past reports and learn more about OAITH's #femicide work: https://t.co/xwFjO9ibBV
Access the June 2021 Femicide in Ontario report: https://t.co/jeASwB0VRu
We are wearing orange today in recognition of Canada's legacy of colonial violence and the impacts of this violence in the present day lived realities of the Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island.
#WeWearOrangeOnCanadaDay because #EveryChildMatters
It was the story of Phyllis Webstad, who was striped of her orange shirt when she attended residential school, that inspired #OrangeShirtDay.
#WearOrangeOnCanadaDay because #EveryChildMatters
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https://t.co/7eVQ3WwKSN via @YouTube
Learning the history of Indigenous peoples and the legacy of #ResidentialSchools in Canada builds intercultural understanding, empathy, and mutual respect.
#WearOrangeOnCanadaDay as a call to government to implement all 94 #TRC. #EveryChildMatters
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