I pledge to live violence free and to personally work to achieve safety and security for all Indigenous citizens – women and men, boys and girls.
Je m'engage à vivre sans violence et à œuvrer personnellement pour garantir la sûreté et la sécurité de tous les citoyens autochtones - hommes et femmes, garçons et filles.
The momentum behind this pledge indicates a collective desire to pursue safety and security for Indigenous citizens. This growing consensus reinforces the necessity of our shared commitment to ending violence.
Reached 100 supporters
October 18, 2012
13 Comments
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Darlene R. Okemaysim-Sicotte
11 years ago
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Violence against women must stop, Iskwewuk Ewichiwitochik (Women Walking Together) has been active on #MMIW awareness and remembrance since October 2005 in Saskatoon, SK #yxe
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Andrea
11 years ago
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As a Woman I feel that the focus should be on not protecting the women/girls, but in educating, informing, teaching Men what constitutes a Man, and that Women should be cared for and not abused or murdered. A clear standard of what is acceptable and not should be woven in to school programs. Men need to step up and speak out when they observe other Men acting or speaking in unacceptable manners towards Females. It is everyone's duty and obligation to do so and not become silent observers.
Thank You
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Kavita Tiwari
11 years ago
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I pledge to end violence against all human beings. May we live in a world where there is peace, respect, and love for one another. The government needs to take a stand and issue an inquiry on the missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada. These women are being preyed upon and it is the responsibility of the government to protect them, as they would all Canadians.
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Kristy Thackeray
11 years ago
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I pledge to live violence free and to personally work to achieve safety and security for all indigenous citizens.
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Stephanie Trudeau
11 years ago
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RCMP say 1017, but probably many more are wrongly unrepresented because of systemic prejudices by authorities.
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Sharon Panko
11 years ago
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End the violence against all indigenous citizens but especially the women and the girls.
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Darlene R. Okemaysim-Sicotte
11 years ago
Violence against women must stop, Iskwewuk Ewichiwitochik (Women Walking Together) has been active on #MMIW awareness and remembrance since October 2005 in Saskatoon, SK #yxe
A
Andrea
11 years ago
As a Woman I feel that the focus should be on not protecting the women/girls, but in educating, informing, teaching Men what constitutes a Man, and that Women should be cared for and not abused or murdered. A clear standard of what is acceptable and not should be woven in to school programs. Men need to step up and speak out when they observe other Men acting or speaking in unacceptable manners towards Females. It is everyone's duty and obligation to do so and not become silent observers.
Thank You
I pledge to live violence free and to personally work to achieve safety and security for all Indigenous citizens – women and men, boys and girls.
Je m'engage à vivre sans violence et à œuvrer personnellement pour garantir la sûreté et la sécurité de tous les citoyens autochtones - hommes et femmes, garçons et filles.
The momentum behind this pledge indicates a collective desire to pursue safety and security for Indigenous citizens. This growing consensus reinforces the necessity of our shared commitment to ending violence.
Reached 100 supporters
October 18, 2012
13 Comments
D
Darlene R. Okemaysim-Sicotte
11 years ago
Featured
Violence against women must stop, Iskwewuk Ewichiwitochik (Women Walking Together) has been active on #MMIW awareness and remembrance since October 2005 in Saskatoon, SK #yxe
A
Andrea
11 years ago
Featured
As a Woman I feel that the focus should be on not protecting the women/girls, but in educating, informing, teaching Men what constitutes a Man, and that Women should be cared for and not abused or murdered. A clear standard of what is acceptable and not should be woven in to school programs. Men need to step up and speak out when they observe other Men acting or speaking in unacceptable manners towards Females. It is everyone's duty and obligation to do so and not become silent observers.
Thank You
K
Kavita Tiwari
11 years ago
Featured
I pledge to end violence against all human beings. May we live in a world where there is peace, respect, and love for one another. The government needs to take a stand and issue an inquiry on the missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada. These women are being preyed upon and it is the responsibility of the government to protect them, as they would all Canadians.
K
Kristy Thackeray
11 years ago
Featured
I pledge to live violence free and to personally work to achieve safety and security for all indigenous citizens.
S
Stephanie Trudeau
11 years ago
Featured
RCMP say 1017, but probably many more are wrongly unrepresented because of systemic prejudices by authorities.
S
Sharon Panko
11 years ago
Featured
End the violence against all indigenous citizens but especially the women and the girls.
D
Darlene R. Okemaysim-Sicotte
11 years ago
Violence against women must stop, Iskwewuk Ewichiwitochik (Women Walking Together) has been active on #MMIW awareness and remembrance since October 2005 in Saskatoon, SK #yxe
A
Andrea
11 years ago
As a Woman I feel that the focus should be on not protecting the women/girls, but in educating, informing, teaching Men what constitutes a Man, and that Women should be cared for and not abused or murdered. A clear standard of what is acceptable and not should be woven in to school programs. Men need to step up and speak out when they observe other Men acting or speaking in unacceptable manners towards Females. It is everyone's duty and obligation to do so and not become silent observers.
Thank You
Violence against women must stop, Iskwewuk Ewichiwitochik (Women Walking Together) has been active on #MMIW awareness and remembrance since October 2005 in Saskatoon, SK #yxe