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In 2024, our 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign, “Close to Home,” used bus shelter ads to reveal the number of reported sexual assaults within a 10-block radius. The campaign called on the BC government to declare gender-based violence an epidemic.

As protests against the Islamic Republic of Iran and their Morality Police erupted, we watched as young girls and women rose up and cut their hair in defiance. With our fellow protestors, we created a wall of hair that says, “WOMAN. LIFE. FREEDOM.” People from all walks of life cut their hair to complete the message.

One in five children in BC lives below the poverty line, and more than 9,000 children live in foster care, more than half of whom are Indigenous.

Join us in calling on our Government Officials to honour the key legislation that addresses systemic racism and the ongoing discrimination of Indigenous peoples.

We estimate that just over 10% of public monuments across Canada recognize women. To draw attention to this inequity, we’ve created Reserved for Her, a statue-less statue base to act as a literal platform for the local girls and women who are working to make history.