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Last week, WomenatthecentrE facilitated a survivor

Last week, WomenatthecentrE facilitated a survivor-led panel for The Ontario Network of Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Treatment Centres.

Survivors shared their lived experiences navigating healthcare systems after gender-based violence.

Their words remind us that empathy is just the starting point of care.

Change requires action.

#SurvivorVoices #GenderBasedViolence #TraumaandViolenceInformedCare #SafetyAndCare #Accountability #HealingTogether #survivorled

Join WomenatthecentrE on the United Nations Intern

Join WomenatthecentrE on the United Nations International Day for the Eradication of Poverty for a national conversation on poverty and inequality in Canada. This virtual event will bring together organizations, advocates, and individuals from across the country to spotlight solutions, amplify voices, and build momentum for lasting change.

Together, we’ll examine the systemic drivers of poverty, share innovative strategies, and strengthen connections among communities working toward a future where everyone can thrive.

🌍 A Future Without Poverty: National Dialogue 2025
📆 October 17, 2025
🕛 12:00 – 2:00 PM EST
📍Online Webinar via link in bio

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#IDEP #IDEP2025 #EndPoverty #EndChildPoverty #SDGs #SDG #CdnPoli

📢Poverty in Canada is systemic and growing. Nea

📢Poverty in Canada is systemic and growing. Nearly 1.4 million children — 1 in 5 — live in poverty, with lone-parent, Indigenous, racialized, immigrant, and child welfare–involved families, among other, most affected.

Over 1.5 million Canadians with disabilities live in poverty — a rate twice as high as non-disabled adults — while the Canada Disability Benefit remains inadequate.

In 2024, 10 million Canadians — 1 in 4 — faced food insecurity, houselessness nearly doubled since 2018, and income inequality hit record highs, with the top 10% earning 18× more than the bottom 10%.
On October 17, join us for A Future Without Poverty: National Dialogue 2025, a national webinar to spotlight solutions and drive systemic change.

📅 Oct 17, 2025 | 12–2 PM EST
🌐 Online Webinar
👉 Register: tinyurl.com/4bfasm4s

#IDEP2025
#EndPoverty
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Today is the #NationalDayforTruthandReconciliation

Today is the #NationalDayforTruthandReconciliation 🧡

We honour the children who never returned home, the Survivors of residential schools, and their families and communities.

Acknowledging the tragic history and lasting impacts of residential schools is essential to the ongoing process of reconciliation. By reflecting on these truths and supporting public commemoration, we take meaningful steps toward healing, understanding, and building a more inclusive future for all.

What does it mean to be a bystander? What are our

What does it mean to be a bystander?

What are our obligations, from a societal and personal perspective?

And what impact can bystanders have on bettering society when it comes to gender-based violence?

Follow along as we explore all those questions this month - which happens to be #BystanderAwarenessMonth!

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