2024年5月8日 · Prosecutors say a confessed serial killer preyed on vulnerable Indigenous women at Winnipeg homeless shelters before killing four in 2022 and throwing their remains in the garbage.

Winnipeg is often referred to as the "murder capital of Canada," and it is a tragic fact that Indigenous women and girls in the city face some of the highest rates of violence in the country. Many of these women and girls experience violence, exploitation, and systemic neglect in both public and private spaces.

2025年1月10日 · Ka Ni Kanichihk is a trusted heart of Winnipeg’s Indigenous community. Our vision is to lead our people back home to a place where we are self-determining, healthy, happy, and respected for our cultural and spiritual strengths and ways of being.

Indigenous Crisis Shelter for survivors & victims of gender-based violence in Winnipeg. Welcome all supporters, consumers, friends and followers of Ikwe-Widdjiitiwin Inc. (“women helping women”) known simply as “Ikwe” to many people.

Become a partner in Winnipeg’s Indigenous Accord and learn about the City’s commitment to reconciliation. Request to create a new, or make changes to existing, historical markers and place names. Learn more about the MMIWG Calls for Justice and what the City’s commitment.

expertise available in Winnipeg. Aboriginal Health and Wellness Centre of Winnipeg (AHWC) 215-181 Higgins Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 3G1 Phone: 204-925-3700 http://www.ahwc.ca/ The AHWC is committed to offering a continuum of holistic and contemporary healing resources within the Aboriginal community of Winnipeg. All programs of the

Since 1979, the Native Women’s Transition Centre Inc. (NWTC) has worked to support and strengthen Aboriginal women and mothers on their journey of healing and recovery from family violence, addictions, intergenerational issues and institutionalization.

2023年11月10日 · Provided by Ka Ni Kanichihk organization in Winnipeg and families of missing & murdered women. The kit contains downloadable instructions and templates to help families in organizing their responses and efforts to find a loved one who has gone missing.

The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) Liaison Unit was established in September of 2017. The Unit’s primary function is to support families and communities who are impacted by missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, survivors of violence, Two Spirit and gender diverse people.

On this page you’ll find resources, our photo gallery and the answers to our most frequently asked questions. Ikwe Widdjiitiwin is a proud member of Manitoba Association of Women’s Shelters Inc. What is the Admission Criteria? Abuse by an intimate partner and/or a relative in the home. How long can you stay?