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NWAC Calls for Resignation of Senator Lynn Beyak
September 18, 2017 (Ottawa, ON) – In response to the racist opinions stated by Senator Lynn Beyak, the Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC) is calling for her resignation and removal from the Senate of Canada. NWAC considers Senator Beyak’s recent comments regarding First Nations people and the Indian Act to be directly supportive of […]
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Read MoreNational Voice of Indigenous Women Silenced at Federal Level
National Voice of Indigenous Women Silenced at Federal Level September 8, 2017 (Ottawa, ON) – The Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC) has not received an invitation to attend the First Ministers’ Meeting announced on September 7th, 2017. “The Office of the Prime Minister of Canada is continuing a nation-to-nation approach that deliberately excludes Indigenous […]
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Read MoreNWAC Stresses the Importance of Reporting Sexual Harassment & Assault During SAPM
NWAC Stresses the Importance of Reporting Sexual Harassment & Assault During SAPM May 12, 2015 (Ottawa, ON) – The Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC) is observing Sexual Assault Prevention Month (SAPM) by voicing its support for the brave Indigenous women and girls who report sexual harassment and assault. Despite the multiple barriers Indigenous women […]
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Read MoreNWAC Announces Mother’s Day Awareness & Fundraising Campaign
NWAC Announces Mother’s Day Awareness & Fundraising Campaign April 24, 2017 (Ottawa, ON) – In recognition of the special gifts our mothers share with their children and their communities, the Native Women’s Association of Canada invites individuals to celebrate a mother in their life with a Maxine Noel Not Forgotten scarf. Launched on Friday, the […]
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Read MoreProject Manager; Walking the RED Path (HIV/HCV Initiative)
Summary The Senior Project Manager will be responsible for the Walking the RED Path project, addressing HIV and HCV among Indigenous women in federal correctional facilities in Canada. The Senior Project Manager will be responsible for project management and implementation, and evaluation. General Duties The NWAC Senior Project Manager-Walking the RED Path will: Prepare […]
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Read MoreResearch Officer; Walking the RED Path (HIV/HCV Initiative)
Summary The Research Officer will assist with project activities as part of the Walking the RED Path project, addressing HIV and HCV among Indigenous women in federal correctional facilities in Canada. The Research Officer will be responsible and assist with project activities. General Duties The Research Officer -Walking the RED Path will: Assist in project […]
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Read MoreKnowledge Translation Coordinator; Walking the RED Path (HIV/HCV Initiative)
Summary The Knowledge Translation Coordinator will assist with project activities as part of the Walking the RED Path project, addressing HIV and HCV among Indigenous women in federal correctional facilities in Canada. The Knowledge Translation Coordinator will be responsible for community engagement, knowledge translation, and assisting with project activities. General Duties The Knowledge Translation Coordinator […]
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Read MoreNWAC Celebrates International Women’s Day at the National Indigenous Women’s Summit
NWAC Celebrates International Women’s Day at the National Indigenous Women’s Summit March 8, 2017 (Toronto, ON) – The Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC) Interim President Francyne D. Joe joined other Indigenous women leaders in thanking hosts and welcoming delegates to the fifth National Indigenous Women’s Summit (NIWS) on Monday, saying “It is essential to […]
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Read MoreNWAC Outlines How to Participate in the Inquiry & Find Support
NWAC Outlines How to Participate in the Inquiry & Find Support March 7, 2017 (Ottawa, ON) – Out of respect for the families and communities of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG), the Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC) has resisted relaying information on behalf of the Inquiry. NWAC has been acting […]
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Read MoreParliamentary Liaison
Job Description: Parliamentary Liaison Reports to: Senior Policy Advisor – Justice and Human Rights Salary Range: $35,000 – $40,000 (Starting Salary) Term: To March 31, 2017 with a possibility of extension Closing Date: Open until filled Location: Ottawa Summary The Parliamentary liaison is involved in all aspects of the legal/policy input required from the Native […]
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