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Red dresses have been put up across the country today to mark the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.
See our #MMIWG2S coverage: aptnnews.ca/topic/mmiwg/
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#WalkingCurriculum Day 3, I got outside and went for a run in the trees! It’s amazing how long the roots of these trees have been growing here... for myself growing up in Prince George I continue to grow my roots here— especially as an educator #unbced #EDUC490 #feelingrooted
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This week I’m talking to @Oprah and Dr. @BDPerry about their new book, “What Happened to You?” We define trauma, why big and small traumas activate our stress response and create emotional, physical, and social consequences, and the path to healing. spoti.fi/UnlockingUs
ALT A photo of Oprah, Brené, and Dr. Bruce on a Video Call featuring Oprah and Dr. Bruce Perry's book, What Happened to You?: Conversations on Trauma, Resilience, and Healing. Listen to this episode of Unlocking Us, Now on Spotify.
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May 5 is National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, also known as #RedDressDay.
Today we remember our sisters, daughters and mothers who face a disproportionate level of violence in Canada.
See our #MMIWG coverage: aptnnews.ca/topic/mmiwg/
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There are numerous studying confirming that shaming does NOT work and that empathy and listening to concerns actually has the highest conversion vaccination rates. Shame is a tool of oppression - it will never be a tool for social justice (or public health).
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"One of the best legacies we can leave them is an education that will help prevent
violence and keep Indigenous women and girls safe so that they can all flourish. Together,
we can create a society in which all Indigenous lives are valued." bit.ly/3gZd5J8 @SD57PG
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A Must Have Resource for education around the MMIWG for Early Learning to Adult Learning. Check it out!
mmiwg-ffada.ca/commemoration…
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Remembering and Honouring, Raising awareness and showing compassion for the MMIWG and their Families and Friends during Red Dress Day today. Watch for the outdoor drumming circles happening today at various locations around Lheidli Keyoh, Prince George, and across Turtle Island.
The 4th annual #CityofPG Red Dress Campaign honouring murdered and missing Indigenous women is happening now on Hwy 16/97.