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Join our Sharing Circle at @torontobirthcentre !

Join our Sharing Circle at @torontobirthcentre !

When: April 13 or 23, 2026 at 11:00 PM EST
Honorarium: $100.
Time commitment: 1–2 hours sharing your reproductive justice experiences.

Email simone@womenatthecentre.com for details!

We are excited to support the official trailer lau

We are excited to support the official trailer launch for the documentary “Why Our Brains Hurt”! The documentary goals are:

🧠To unpack how gender bias within the medical system impact women dealing with traumatic brain injury (TBI) symptoms.
📣Raise awareness for the reality of experiences with brain injury.
💕Offer a community for women managing TBI recovery, to know that they are not alone in their experiences.
💜Challenge the medical system to do better caring for women.

If you’d like to support the project team while they are in post-production or learn more about the documentary, you can connect with Melanie Hawkins, at melanie_hawkins@hotmail.com.

Nous avons travaillé en collaboration avec des pe

Nous avons travaillé en collaboration avec des personnes survivantes âgées qui souffrent de traumatismes crâniens pour comprendre leurs vécus, les préjudices causés par les lacunes dans les soins, et ce à quoi un soutien optimal devrait ressembler.

Leur message est clair : les systèmes doivent être informés des traumatismes et de la violence, accessibles et conçus autour de la dignité, de la confiance et de la responsabilité.

🔗 Consultez le lien dans notre bio pour découvrir le Knowledge Hub et notre trousse d’outils, et soutenir un changement centré sur les personnes survivantes.

Financé en partie par le gouvernement du Canada par le biais du programme Nouveaux Horizons pour les aînés.

#ObstaclesSystémiques #ÉquitéEnSanté #VieillissementEtTraumatismes #RepenserLesSoins
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We worked alongside older adult survivors living w

We worked alongside older adult survivors living with brain injuries to understand their experiences, the harm caused by gaps in care, and what support should look and feel like.

Their voices are clear: systems must be trauma and violence-informed, accessible, and built with dignity, trust, and accountability at the center.

🔗 Visit the link in our bio to explore the KnowledgeHub & our Toolkit and support survivor-centered change.

This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada’s New Horizons for Seniors Program.

#SystemicBarriers #HealthcareEquity #AgingAndTrauma #RedesignCare #AccessibleHealthcare

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