This is part one in a series looking at women in politics and what the landscape is like for them in Niagara. From online trolls to misogyny around the council, attempts are sometimes made to minimize the voice of women. This is an opportunity for them to have #HerSay.
By Heather McGregor Before the pandemic began, one out of five children in Toronto grew up in poverty. Six months later, the situation [...]
By Alison Langley Review Reporter The predator you warn your children about is not always the stranger lurking in the shadows. What a [...]
Statement of Solidarity and Call to Action together with Black Communities across Canada and North America by Niagara Folk Arts Multicultural Centre [...]
OCRCC Ontario Coalition of Rape Crisis Centres Posted on June 4, 2020 We are witness to systemic violence committed against Black individuals and [...]
A #Justice4BlackLives peaceful demonstration is scheduled for Saturday in Niagara Falls. Jun 01, 2020 by Ray Spiteri The Niagara Falls Review As massive [...]
Dear Editor, No Excuse for Abuse Re: Niagara Region councillor taken aback by 'hurtful' online attack, April 30 Niagara's Committee to End [...]
The domestic violence situation in Canada has become even more critical as the pandemic and home isolation continues to have an unprecedented [...]
This backgrounder shares considerations & strategies for keeping children safe during COVID-19: https://mailchi.mp/uwo/backgrounder?e=e31f52e47d
Niagara agencies that help women who have experienced violence have noted fewer calls for help during the COVID-19 pandemic, despite reports that [...]