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Strong Roots, Strong Voices

  • ONWA
  • Aug 11
  • 2 min read
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Calling all Indigenous youth age 16-29: We want to share your story!


As part of our commitment to youth and in honour of International Youth Day, ONWA would like to highlight the wonderful work that youth are doing in their communities! During the month of August, ONWA will be doing recognitions posts on our social media platforms to showcase your submissions. If you are an Indigenous youth (ages 16-29), we would be honoured to feature your submission in this campaign..


We’re inviting YOU to be part of this campaign by sharing:

  • A photo of you and/or some of the work you are doing

  • A short written statement about about the good work you are doing



By completing the submission form, you will automatically be entered into a prize draw for a chance to win!


Deadline for submissions: 11:59 PM (EST) Tuesday, August 12, 2025



Honouring Indigenous Youth


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Mallory advocates for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth, promoting pride and inclusion across communities. 



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Janice balances full-time work with single parenting, showing dedication to both her community and her family. 



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Aimee actively supports her community and honors her culture through volunteer work, advocacy, and standing in solidarity at important events and rallies. 



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Ava shares her cultural knowledge by teaching sewing, powwow dancing, and traditional craft, inspiring pride and connection in her community. 



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Tessa helps preserve and celebrate Indigenous voices by contributing to a community-led project collecting stories and art from across Canada. 



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Emma-Leigh founded The Circle of C’s Project to bring culturally rooted Indigenous workshops into schools, empowering youth through connection and pride. 



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Lacey provides cultural and emotional support to families facing violence, loss, and hardship with compassion and care. 

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