World Suicide Prevention Day is an opportunity to build a world where suicide is no longer happens.

The majority of violence against sex workers is not just violence against sex works—it’s also violence against transwomen, against women of color, against drug users, against immigrants. We cannot end the marginalization and victimization of all sex workers without also fighting trans-phobia, racism, stigma and criminalization of drug use, and xenophobia.

Violence against women continues to be an obstacle to achieving equality, development, peace as well as to the fulfillment of women and girls’ human rights.

Every year on November the 20th, we remember and honour the lives of trans and gender-diverse people reported murdered in the past 12 months. We mourn the dead and we fight for change.

On October 4th, we gather to remember Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two Spirit folks we’ve lost to violence and colonialism.

We come together and demand action to prevent the loss of our mothers, aunties, cousins, sisters, and daughters.

World Suicide Prevention Day is an opportunity to build a world where suicide is no longer happens.

Protect our future ancestors. #MMIWG2S

Helpers can help to prevent violence and support survivors.

Helpers can help to prevent violence and support survivors.

The majority of violence against sex workers is not just violence against sex works—it’s also violence against transwomen, against women of color, against drug users, against immigrants. We cannot end the marginalization and victimization of all sex workers without also fighting trans-phobia, racism, stigma and criminalization of drug use, and xenophobia.

Violence against women continues to be an obstacle to achieving equality, development, peace as well as to the fulfillment of women and girls’ human rights.

Every year on November the 20th, we remember and honour the lives of trans and gender-diverse people reported murdered in the past 12 months. We mourn the dead and we fight for change.

Join us for a gathering, walk along the Yukon River, and bonfire on Front Street in solidarity with the families who have lost Indigenous women, girls, and Two Spirit people to violence and colonialism.

We come together and demand action to prevent the loss of our mothers, aunties, cousins, sisters, and daughters.

Pop by for hangouts, button making, sign making, pizza, and safe chats about taking care of ourselves, each other, life promotion, and suicide prevention.

World Suicide Prevention Day is an opportunity to build a world where suicide is no longer happens.

Instagram live chat with Shireen Ahmed - Abuse in Sports and Why Accountability Matters

The majority of violence against sex workers is not just violence against sex works—it’s also violence against transwomen, against women of color, against drug users, against immigrants. We cannot end the marginalization and victimization of all sex workers without also fighting trans-phobia, racism, stigma and criminalization of drug use, and xenophobia.

We’ve heard, “improve women’s health and the whole community’s health improves,” but is the same true for men? Join Tuval and Crickett as they chat about the importance of thinking about gender justice holistically and while avoiding easy simplistic answers.

Violence against women continues to be an obstacle to achieving equality, development, peace as well as to the fulfillment of women and girls’ human rights.

Every year on November the 20th, we remember and honour the lives of trans and gender-diverse people reported murdered in the past 12 months. We mourn the dead and we fight for change.