PROGRAMS & SERVICES:
COMING IN MAY 2026 - collaborative learning with mainstream organizations!
Akinoo'amaadiwaad ji nookaadiziyang
(they who teach each other with/on the land to live a tender life)
Named through consensus of our youth board
Sexual violence requires a very specific knowledge and set of trauma informed approaches, braided together with Indigenous healing methodologies for work with Indigenous people.
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Our project empowers Indigenous youth to create a mainstream system innovation in which mainstream and Indigenous agencies can work together to create accessible and culturally informed trauma and mental health support services for healing from colonial and sexual violence.
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We have created a Youth Advisory Board of Indigenous youth ages 15-29 who work with our10 Indigenous led partner agencies to create system innovation.
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Led by Project Coordinators Kara Wanoth and Mikhaela Antoine.
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Artwork by youth board member, Clarity Smoke
Funded by the Youth System Innovation Fund of the Ontario Trillium Foundation