
As we Reflect on Sexual Assault Awareness Month: What Role does Human Trafficking Play?
by Marcie Casler Nova Scotia has been recognized as the province with the highest rates of human trafficking in Canada, but it doesn’t involve high-tech
by Marcie Casler Nova Scotia has been recognized as the province with the highest rates of human trafficking in Canada, but it doesn’t involve high-tech
by Wisdom2Action Download the Full Details Download the Self ID Form We are seeking a Communications Manager to fill an important role for our business.
by Dennis L. Stuebing, Ph.D. and Marissa Campbell At this time of year, there are a lot of ‘designated days’ including World Children’s Day (20
by Wisdom2Action Ltd. We are horrified and heartbroken by the events at Club Q in Colorado Springs this past weekend. We extend our deepest sympathies
by Dennis L. Stuebing, Ph.D. Sunday, November 20th, marks National Child Day. It is the annual day to acknowledge Canada’s commitment to children and their
by Wisdom2Action Ltd. Improving access to and coverage of gender-affirming healthcare is integral to improving the health and well-being of trans and gender diverse people
by Wisdom2Action View this email in your browser Introducing the W2A Speakers Bureau Wisdom2Action (W2A) is excited to announce our new Speakers Bureau! The Speakers
by Wisdom2Action View this email in your browser Gender-Based Violence: It’s Not Just As part of the Government of Canada’s It’s Time: Canada’s Strategy to
by Wisdom2Action View this email in your browser Call for Applications On behalf of the Landon Pearson Centre, we are announcing a call for applications
by Wisdom2Action View this email in your browser Advisory Council for Not Just the Tip The Canadian Centre for Gender & Sexual Diversity and Wisdom2Action
In the spirit of reconciliation, Wisdom2Action acknowledges the land on which it was originally established as the traditional and unceded territory of the M’ikmaq, known as Mi’kmak’i (Nova Scotia). Our team is spread across Turtle Island (Canada) on the treaty lands of many First Nations. We recognize the people and the land in this way as part of our commitment to anti-oppression and decolonization. We are all treaty people.
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