Message from executive director

At Manitoba Moon Voices, Inc. our goal is to strengthen the connections between Indigenous women, girls, 2-Spirit, and gender-diverse relatives, their communities, organizations and allies. MMVI is here to support Indigenous women, girls, 2-Spirit, and gender-diverse relatives in all aspects of their healing journey.

Our work is rooted in traditional knowledge that comes from community. At MMVI we work hard to build safe spaces where Indigenous women, girls, 2-Spirit, and gender-diverse relatives can lead, thrive and shape a brighter future for the next generations. On a personal note, it is my honour and privilege to work for you, my relatives. Without all of you, MMVI doesn’t exist.

Shannon Hoskie

Executive Director

News

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    November 14, 2016

    Assembly of First Nations – FREE Webinar on First Nations Child Welfare November 16 @ 1:30 EST

    http://www.afn.ca/en/canadian-human-rights-tribunal-decisions-2016chrt2-on-first-nations-ch   The discussion will be open to representatives from First Nation Child & Family Services, Regional and program stakeholders. To brief yourself on the most up to date information pertaining to the CHRT Hearing  please consult the material below , or visit the Caring Society’s webpage, I Am a Witness, for further information: https://fncaringsociety.com/i-am-witness

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    October 28, 2016

    PRESS RELEASE

    This week Canada’s record of women’s equality was under the spotlight at the United Nations at the 65th session of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) in Geneva.   The National Inquiry into MMIWG, systemic discrimination, along with racialized violence against Indigenous women and girls were reported to the CEDAW Committee this week by>>

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    October 28, 2016

    APTN Taken

    APTN and CBC present Taken, a true crime documentary series focusing on solving the mysteries behind Canada’s missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls by sharing their stories as told by their loved ones, and following the search for justice, and the clues that link these stories. http://aptn.ca/taken/

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    October 28, 2016

    Who killed Alberta Williams?

      CBC News launches Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women podcast series October 25 Podcast & Web Series @CBCNews @CBCIndigenous #MMIW Sparked by a chilling tip from the unlikeliest of sources, Missing & Murdered: Who Killed Alberta Williams is an eight-part serialized podcast investigation into the unsolved cold case of a young Indigenous woman who was>>

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