Today we are announcing the departure of our CEO Lynne Groulx. We thank her for everything she has done for NWAC over the past six and a half years and wish her well as she pursues a new opportunity focused on social business and Indigenous prosperity. nwac.ca/media/nwac-boa…

Education is empowerment! Knowledge of symptoms, testing, treatment, and prevention helps protect you and your community against sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections. Learn more about #STBBIs here: bit.ly/3GiSR8E #STIAwarenessWeek

It’s #STIAwarenessWeek . Whether you’re looking to get tested, find services, or learn more about different sexually transmitted infections, our Culturally Safe and Trauma-Informed Knowledge Hub has info and resources that relate to your sexual health. bit.ly/3GiSR8E

Around 95% of our funding comes from govt projects, which only last months to a few years. When funding ends, we’re forced to cut jobs. By increasing stable funding, we'd be able to provide our staff and those we support with the stability they deserve. bit.ly/3xrcUk3

Last summer, NWAC attended #COP28 . It was an excellent opportunity to discuss Indigenous climate action including nature and land use, technology and innovation, cultural relevance and more. Read more about our discussions: bit.ly/49LbleU

🏠 Our final report on adequate housing for Indigenous Two-Spirit, transgender, non-binary, and gender-diverse people is available now. We’re illuminating perspectives on housing rights, needs, and solutions shared by Indigenous #2STNBGD people. bit.ly/4cDduLu

We’re continually advocating for and promoting the safety of Indigenous women, girls, and gender diverse people. Recently, our #MMIWG2S + unit met with members of the RCMP, the federal MMIWG secretariat, and more: bit.ly/49LbleU

If it's out of your hands, let it out of your mind too. 🦋

Artwork shared from Rafał Otoka-Frąckiewicz.artistic on IG

Our March Entrepreneur of the Month, Sonia Macaluso, is an inspiring Métis educator and mother of two. Read about how she created a community-based youth leadership program supporting young people on their journey to responsible adulthood: bit.ly/4bToBzK #BeTheDrum

Our CEO, Lynne Groulx, recently visited Guatamala as part of our Going Global Initiative, to enhance the well-being of Indigenous #WG2STGD + people worldwide. Read more about our international knowledge and cultural exchanges: bit.ly/49LbleU