Update on Ontario’s Pathways to Safety Strategy

The Ontario Native Women’s Association (ONWA) Supporting the Indigenous Community in Ottawa

ONWA Honours Indigenous Women’s Right to Safety on Human Rights Day

ONWA Calls for Transformational Change to Address Violence Against Indigenous Women

National Action Plan and Federal Pathway Will Not End Genocide of Indigenous Women and Girls

Indigenous Women’s Safety and Healing Missing

Ontario government launches Pathways to Safety

Ontario Native Women’s Association reacts to Ontario’s response to MMIWG National Action Plan

Violence against Indigenous women and girls knows no borders

Ontario Native Women’s Association (ONWA) 2021 Federal Budget Response

Breaking the Silence. All men and boys play important role in ending violence

Eliminating violence against Indigenous women and girls begins by listening to their voices

Indigenous women’s solutions key to Reconciliation with Indigenous Women (2020)

She Is Wise Magazine Explores Art as a Tool for Healing

Reclaiming Indigenous Women’s Leadership a Time for Action, Accountability and Healing

Red Dress Day

ONWA Using Poetry Nights Province Wide to Raise Awareness and Affect Change

ONWA Calls to Individuals, Communities and Systems to Work in Unity Towards Change

MMIWG Inquiry will fail women and families if it does not address Human Trafficking