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SUMMARY:Webinar: Decolonizing Women's Shelter Policies Project
DESCRIPTION:Please Join us for a webinar exploring the Decolonizing Women’s Shelter Policies Project\, a National initiative led by Keepers of the Circle\, and its role within the broader Cedar Blankets Project\, led by BCSTH\, which works to increase access to transition houses and second-stage housing while advancing the decolonization of shelter policies and practices. Participants will learn how colonialism\, systemic racism\, and gender-based violence create barriers for Indigenous women\, girls\, and 2SLGBTQIA+ people seeking shelter services\, and how Indigenous-led approaches can support safer\, more culturally responsive pathways to healing and support. The session will share key project findings\, promising practices\, and emerging Indigenous-informed frameworks that can strengthen shelter services and improve outcomes.  \nPresented by: Lisa Neil\, Housing Researcher for Keepers of the Circle and Tina Millar\, Nisga’a Nation.    \nThis webinar is open to BCSTH Members only. Non-members who wish to attend this webinar\, please\ncomplete the Membership Application Form Here: https://bcsth.ca/bcsth-membership-application-form/ \nIf you are a member and would like the registration link\, please email madeline@bcsth.ca or training@bcsth.ca
URL:https://bcsth.ca/event/webinar-decolonizing-womens-shelter-policies-project/
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