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Talk4Healing vamps were created by the Talk4Healing staff and sent off to the “Walking with our Sisters” project in honour of all the missing and murdered Aboriginal women.

Talk4Healing Celebrates One Year Anniversary

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“ONWA’s vision is to be a unified voice for equity, equality and justice for Aboriginal women. On a daily basis, ONWA advocates on behalf of Aboriginal women and their families for safer communities, improved and increased access to social services, increased affordable housing, improved and self-governed education, and for the elimination of violence,” says Betty Kennedy, ONWA Executive Director.

ONWA to Appoint New Executive Director

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Talk 4 Healing Ready to Help

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ONWA Safety Beacon

Ontario Native Women’s Association Food Van

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Talk 4 Healing offers help and hope

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Violence in Thunder Bay against women

Missing and Murdered Women Valentine’s Day Memory Walk

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Honour of the Crown at stake

Epidemic of violence against indigenous women

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Food and Toy Drive - Poverty leads to unhealthy behavior choices

Unhealthy Behavior Result of Poor Mental Health

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ONWA honoured that six Aboriginal women receive Diamond Jubilee Medal

Women Honoured with Diamond Jubilee Medal

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“ONWA’s vision is to be a unified voice for equity, equality and justice for Aboriginal women. On a daily basis, ONWA advocates on behalf of Aboriginal women and their families for safer communities, improved and increased access to social services, increased affordable housing, improved and self-governed education, and for the elimination of violence,” says Betty Kennedy, ONWA Executive Director.

Violence is a daily reality for far too many Aboriginal women...

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Human Rights Groups ONWA Pow Wow against violence against women

Honouring Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women: ONWA Hosts First Annual Pow...

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“ONWA’s vision is to be a unified voice for equity, equality and justice for Aboriginal women. On a daily basis, ONWA advocates on behalf of Aboriginal women and their families for safer communities, improved and increased access to social services, increased affordable housing, improved and self-governed education, and for the elimination of violence,” says Betty Kennedy, ONWA Executive Director.

ONWA Responds to Federal Cuts to NWAC: Jeopardizes Aboriginal Women’s Health

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