antidote: Multiracial and Indigenous Girls and Women’s Network

Established in 2002, antidote is an award-winning grassroots network and community-based organization of over 180 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, multiracial families, schools, community groups, service providers, policy makers and researchers to promote the visibility and needs of racialized minority and Indigenous girls and women.

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December 15th, 2011

The United Nations will conduct an inquiry into Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women in Canada

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December 15th, 2011

A big HIE-YA!! to Dr. Audrey Yap

antidote would like to extend a warm thanks to Audrey Yap for facilitating this months Intergenerational Personal Safety Event. Audrey you were very inspirational and dynamic. We look forward to having you facilitate again in the near future. – Happy Winter Solstice everyone -

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October 17th, 2011

Introducing New Staff & a New Project

Antidote this year was selected as one of 65 successful organizations (among more than 300 who submitted proposals) to receive Status of Women Canada Blueprint Funding. Antidote’s SWC project work will carry forward on the theme: “Engaging Youth in the Prevention of Violence Against Girls and Women” Welcome, Blueprint Project Staff! It is therefore Antidote’s great [...]

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