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MMIWG Commemoration Garden

Amendment #1

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Empowering Indigenous Women for Stronger Communities is a collaboration of Indigenous women from across all Indigenous cultures in Newfoundland and Labrador. Together, they are making a positive impact in their communities and bringing healing to themselves and others. Learn more about the projec that started a movement. ... See MoreSee Less

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She is Wise!

Today's featured community leader with the Empowering Indigenous Women for Stronger Communities project is Sharon, take a look!She is Wise. Hailing from Stephenville, NL, Sharon is a warm, caring soul who is wise beyond her years. Sharon’s heart is centered completely around her family and community. Helping others overcome obstacles and watching them soar to new heights is her ultimate mission in life. Sharon is a life long learner and immerses herself in every opportunity to grow and develop as an individual. She is eager to share her knowledge and finds power and strength in raising others up. Sharon is always there to lend a helping hand and willing to speak up for those who cannot. As Executive Director of the Bay St. George Status of Women Council, Sharon is a strong advocate for Women and a champion for change. She is a force. Among her many attributes include her strong facilitation skills where she shares her knowledge in an influential way. One example is her training as a Living Works Suicide Intervention facilitator as she selflessly gives of herself to raise awareness on Mental Health. Sharon believes strongly that there is nothing that cannot be accomplished through hard work and determination. As a mentor to the Empowering Indigenous Women for Stronger Communities project, Sharon has been at the forefront cheering on our Peer Facilitators, facilitating training sessions and providing much encouragement to strive for things they never thought possible. She is grounded in her Indigenous culture and passionate about learning from the Elders and passing teachings to the younger generations. She is a loving Wife, a supportive Mother and a doting Grandmother. Her love for the beauty around her is inspiring as she shares her beautiful way of connecting with others. She is beautiful inside and out and we are honored to have her on our team!

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Communications Officer Alison White chats with Dr. Barry Gaulton and Bryn Tapper, two of four co-authors of "The Upper Island Cove Petroglyph: An Algonquian Enigma"

In this video we learn more about the location of this incredible find, what the glyphs might mean, and about Indigenous peoples in this province. ... See MoreSee Less

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