Our Strategic Picture
2016-2021
The Ontario Native Women’s Association acknowledges the voices of the families of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and the leadership of our government, national Provincial Territorial Organizations and Canadian partners like Kairos and Amnesty International to address this issue and bring our women’s issues forward.
Journey to Safe Spaces
INDIGENOUS ANTI-HUMAN TRAFFICKING ENGAGEMENT REPORT
Ontario’s Strategy to End Human Trafficking launched in 2016.
It aims to increase awareness and coordination efforts, improve survivors’ access to services, and enhance justice sector initiatives. The strategy reflects the diverse views of survivors, front-line community agencies,
public safety representatives, and Indigenous organizations. Supporting survivors and roviding safeguards for those at risk of trafficking is a part
of Ontario’s vision to ensure that everyone in the province can live in safety free from the threat, fear, or experience of exploitation and violence.
Projects with Partners
GOOD THINGS HAPPEN WHEN WE WORK TOGETHER
Breaking Free, Breaking Through
Breaking Free, Breaking Through is an arts-based research project to examine violence against Aboriginal women.
Talk4Healing
Talk4Healing is a culturally grounded, fully confidential helpline for Indigenous women available in 14 languages all across Ontario.