antidote: Multiracial Girls and Women’s Network

Established in 2002, antidote is a grassroots network and community-based organization of over 150 multiracial girls and women in Victoria, British Columbia. Our members represent diverse voices, ages, ethno-cultural, linguistic and religious backgrounds, and affiliations in the community. We work with youth, families, schools, community groups, service providers, policy makers and researchers to promote the visibility and needs of racialized minority and Indigenous girls and women.

More about us…

Rakiya’s Short Film Recognized 2009/06/24

The Silent Epidemic
By Rakiya Larkin, age 14, self-identified First Nations

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Intergenerational Event: Bollywood Dance 2009/05/13

Title: Intergenerational Event: Bollywood Dance

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Antidote President’s Executive Summary 2009/05/02

What a year it has been at antidote! Despite the very real challenges of operating a grassroots non-profit network in the midst of an economic downturn, nothing seems to deter the amazing girls and women of antidote, and we have achieved a great deal over the past year. Read the rest of this entry »