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Domestic Violence: Collusion & Coercion

“Robert and I have known each other since grade school; we’ve been together for about four years and have two children – Amy is 2 years old and Jason is 3 months. We’ve had arguments and fights and separated a couple of times. Robert’s family has interfered from time to time, always taking his side. […]

Domestic Violence

Collusion

Imagine this: “I’ve just been assaulted by my husband, the police are called, they get him out of the house, and a few days later his sister and his female cousins stop by and harass me for calling the police on him. A week later, I see them at the community center, they give me […]

Domestic Violence

Mending the Sacred Hoop shared Unist'ot'en Camp's post.

3 hours ago

Our connection to Mother Earth extends for many, many, many years. In our efforts to heal & end violence in our communities, it is vitally important to stay connected to culture & have the space to practice traditions and ceremonies.

We take this moment to acknowledge and show support for our relatives in Canada whose livelihood, culture and traditions are endangered by a pipeline.

"Yesterday Coastal GasLink contractors drove a bulldozer through the heart of one of our traplines. Trapping is part of our healing center programming; we return to the land to heal from the trauma of colonization. Damage to the trapline represents a direct attack on our healing center and the wellness of our Wet'suwet'en people."

#Wetsuwetenstrong #Unistoten #NoTrespass #Wedzinkwa.

To learn more how to support Unist'ot'en Camp, go to: unistoten.camp

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Domestic Violence: Collusion & Coercion

Collusion

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