Patrick Aleck says “I’m not supposed to be here right now,” referring to cerebral palsy and life challenges, “but I am” — and he’s making a difference in the community
“We need more men to stand with women and speak up about this issue”: JR LaRose
February 8th, 2016 | Posted by in uncategorized - (Comments Off on “We need more men to stand with women and speak up about this issue”: JR LaRose)
Former BC Lions football player JR LaRose is a leader in the “Be More Than a Bystander” initiative aimed at increasing awareness and understanding about the impact of men’s violence against women
Call to action concludes powerful JR LaRose anti-violence presentation
February 2nd, 2016 | Posted by in uncategorized - (Comments Off on Call to action concludes powerful JR LaRose anti-violence presentation)
Patrick Aleck, from Stz’uminus First Nation, shared a powerful call to action at the conclusion of former B.C. Lions’ JR LaRose’s “Be More Than a Bystander” event February 1st in Nanaimo
JR LaRose to speak in Nanaimo about preventing violence against women
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“Be More Than a Bystander” is an initiative between the Ending Violence Association of BC and the BC Lions aimed at increasing awareness and understanding about the impact of men’s violence against women
Report card finds that B.C. fails to make the grade in women’s equality
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While the situation for women in BC has seen minor improvements this year, unfortunately for many women, BC continues to fail to deliver on its responsibilities, West Coast LEAF says
Aboriginal framework sees mental wellness as balance of mental, physical, spiritual, emotional
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Canada’s First Nations Mental Wellness Continuum Framework presents a shared vision for the future of First Nations mental wellness programs and services and practical steps towards achieving that vision
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