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This guide is a compilation of many interviews and conversations with Indigenous women and girls at their own life stages, and who have shared their knowledge and inspirations in the creation of this guide.
This guide draws upon the insight of the stories shared that shows resiliency and strength and offers guidance in building a safe and secure life. In addition, this guide provides valuable community resources.
The Native Courtworker and Counselling Association of British Columbia has been providing justice-related services to Indigenous people and communities in the province of BC for over four decades.
In this resource guide are the very important programs and resources that make up the Native Courtworker and Counselling Association of BC. Over 40 years of service is truly something to celebrate.
Gladue Court first convened in October, 2001 at the Old City Hall courthouse in Toronto. The court was established to ensure the application of certain sections of the Criminal Code referring to the sentencing of Aboriginal people and to respond to significant social and justice- related issues facing Aboriginal people.
This guide, released in 2014, is a compilation of many interviews and conversations with Indigenous women and girls at their own life stages, and who have shared their knowledge and inspirations in the creation of this guide.
This guide draws upon the insight of the stories shared that shows resiliency and strength and offers guidance in building a safe and secure life. In addition, this guide provides valuable community resources.
Moving Forward… Native Courtworker and Counselling Association of British Columbia, in partnership with National Victims of Crime Awareness Week 2012, recognizes that the we are all part of the solution to end.
This guide, released in 2011, is a compilation of many interviews and conversations with Indigenous women and girls at their own life stages, and who have shared their knowledge and inspirations in the creation of this guide.
This guide draws upon the insight of the stories shared that shows resiliency and strength and offers guidance in building a safe and secure life. In addition, this guide provides valuable community resources.
According to Statistics Canada’s 2009 General Social Survey (GSS) on Victimization, nearly 67,000, or 13 per cent of Aboriginal women aged 15 or older who lived in the provinces, self-reported that they had been the victim of one or more violent crimes in the 12 months prior to the survey. Education and awareness are vital in turning the tide on violence towards Aboriginal women and children.
The Native Courtworker and Counselling Association of British Columbia has been providing justice-related services to Indigenous people and communities in the province of BC for over four decades.
In this resource guide are the very important programs and resources that make up the Native Courtworker and Counselling Association of BC. Over 40 years of service is truly something to celebrate.
This document contains an overview of the initiatives, projects, services, partnerships and accomplishments for all regions in BC for 2012.
This document contains an overview of the initiatives, projects, services, partnerships and accomplishments for all regions in BC for 2011.
This document contains an overview of the initiatives, projects, services, partnerships and accomplishments for all regions in BC for 2010.
Complete list of resources with contact information of indigenous services available in BC.
