MAWS Participates in national GBV prevention & awareness campaign: “More Than” June 30, 2022
Not going out too late to hang out with friends or even just for a walk alone. Walking home/to the bus shelter or…
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Not going out too late to hang out with friends or even just for a walk alone. Walking home/to the bus shelter or…
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This year’s International Women’s Day (IWD) theme is “#BreakTheBias: Imagine a Gender-Equal World.” Join MAWS for our IWD webinar on the work of…
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To mark the 30th anniversary of the Global #16Days Campaign this year, we’re launching our #16Days16WaysAgainstGBV Campaign on November 25, the International…
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November 16, 2021— Today, the Manitoba Association of Women’s Shelters (MAWS) is launching a multi-lingual public awareness campaign to support immigrant, newcomer and…
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What do trauma- and violence-informed (TVI) approaches aim to do? prevent re-traumatization; reduce harm; shine a spotlight on the impacts of violence; improve…
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We’re all spending more time on the Internet and social media. For women and girls, particularly, as well as those who experience multiple,…
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This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, MAWS is launching a multilingual awareness campaign with an important message for immigrant, newcomer and refugee women and…
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November is #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth. This month, we’ll be sharing public education messages,…
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From 1867 until 1929, women in Canada were not considered “persons” under the law. On this day in 1929, thanks to the relentless…
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From their work as health care providers and researchers, teachers and scientists, members of the armed forces and law enforcement, journalists and athletes,…
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