Family of Kitigan-Zibi woman killed by police receives apology at last
Image: Bridget Tolley (top) holding picture of her mother Gladys Tolley Friday, April 22nd, was a long time coming. And...
Midwives fundraiser – supporting birthing choices in Mittimatalik
On January 18th, 2022, Justice for Indigenous Women (J4IW) held a successful fundraiser to raise awareness and to support the...
Supporting traditional Inuit birthing: J4IW partners with Nunavut midwives
View Post Inuit women who are ready to give birth are removed from their homes and communities in the north...
Quebec: Echaquan family continues to fight for justice – community/academics/doctors in full support.
Joyce Eschaquan: Photo credit APTN The evidence that Quebec continues to violate the human rights of Indigenous Peoples was succinctly...
RCMP on the Missing and Murdered: Next steps, next phase, next to nothing done?
Writing in The Tyee last week, (March 8, 2021) journalist Amanda Follett Hosgood reveals that despite a complaint to the...
Was the RCMP “reconciliation roadmap” shelved?
In 2018, the RCMP engaged Dr. Anita Olsen Harper to advise on how to incorporate a reconciliation-based approach with respect...
12 year old makes contribution we’ll never forget
A contribution recently arrived at J4IW that made our day. Evelyne, a 12 year old girl from Ottawa, was given...
U Ottawa teacher candidates support Justice for Indigenous Women, make links to POH social justice actions
In February of this year, professors Warren McBride and Sylvia Smith presented Project of Heart and Justice for Indigenous...
First – ever funding campaign finishes on a high note: J4IW and Caring Society team up to support First Nations children and families
left to right: Cindy Blackstock of the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society — Victoria Boucher, Elder and member...
“This is where the true magic happens.”
University of Regina graduate student Jenna Tickell has a history with working for justice;in fact, she’s the person the Regina...
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