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		Black Futures Feb. 27, 2023 by Tamara Angeline Medford-Williams Black is what they use to qualify me, but I am more than a colour. Black has become our cultural identity, but for me it is also a reminder of an unknown ances... Continue reading
		Happy Holidays 2022 Dec. 22, 2022 From all of us at DAWN Canada, we wish all of our members, partners, supporters, friends and followers a happy and healthy holiday season and all the best in the new year! Please note that our off... Continue reading
		More Than a Footnote 2022 Dec. 20, 2022 On December 1 & 2, 2022 we hosted our bi-annual Policy Forum in Ottawa The Report is coming. This inaugural policy forum was linked to DAWN Canada’s 10 Year Vision for Change, launched and represe... Continue reading

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		HERstory: Judi Johnny, a woman on wings Judi Johnny Portrait by Pavlina Sudrich Sister Judi Johnny of the Gwa’Sala Nakwaxda’Xw First Nation. Judi was from the Port Alberni region and was born on November 2nd, 1949. Her great spirit left... Continue reading
		National AccessAbility Week (NAAW) 2021 News National AccessAbility Week 2021 - Art as protest The way that we think about protest is fundamentally inaccessible to people with disabilities, but how can justice be attained unless our mo... Continue reading
		The 24%: ACT ON THE FACTS Learn something new in this Federal Election and why for millions of women your vote matters! DAWN Canada is sharing important facts throughout the remaining days of the campaign. Voters are engaged and platforms have been shared. Take some time to review each party’s platform, or watc... Continue reading
		How We Remember Who and how we remember matters on Remembrance Day We take time every Remembrance Day and have since I was a little kid to remember. It was my grandfather, Bertram Brayton, who was awarded the ... Continue reading