Apply below for our online Interdisciplinary Coast Salish Arts Course! Open to Coast Salish applicants in BC. Happening April 22nd to June 24th 2021. On Thursday nights 6-8pm. If you have any questions, email Jessica Couzelisjessica.pafnw@gmail.com
Chronic Pain Self-Management Series
Register here for our Chronic Pain Self-management Series! Happening every Monday for 6 weeks, April 19th to May 31st, 2021! If you have any questionsEmail: PAFNWworkshops@gmail.comPhone: 604-872-1849
MMIWG Family Healing Circle
Register to join our Family Healing Circle with Adela Arcand. Every Monday night until April 12th 2021 If you have any questions, email:PAFNWworkshops@gmail.com
Retreat Regrouping workshop
Loon Lake Retreat Regrouping workshop Thursday, March 18th. 6:30pm to 8:30pm online via Zoom! To RSVP, please email Elaine: PAFNWworkshops@gmail.com
Beading Circle
Join every Friday until March 26th!6:00pm to 8:30pm PSTOnline via Zoom If you have any questions, email:PAFNWworkshops@gmail.com
Pow Wow Zumba
Indigenous women, youth and girls of all ages! Online via Zoom every Saturday until March 27th! Have any questions? Email: PAFNWworkshops@gmail.com
Brushing Off Ceremony
2 New dates added! Happening every Friday until April 9th! If you are interested, in taking part by Elder Eugene Harry, register below: Have any questionsemail: PAFNWworkshops@gmail.com
Immediate Press Release!!
The Pacific Association of First Nations Women calls for a DTES Indigenous Women’s only space on Friday December 4th 2020
Calls for Justice
Download the “Calls_for_Justice” document This document outlines “pathways” to ending the genocide of Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQQIA people, such as: a focus on substantive equality and human and indigenous rights; A decolonizing approach; Inclusion of families and survivors; Self-determined and indigenous-led solutions and services; Recognizing distinctions; Cultural Safety; and, Trauma-informed approach.
RRR Gathering – October 25
On October 25, 2019, Pacific Association of First Nations Women (PAFNW) hosted a gathering of ceremony and dialogue to envision the Redressing, Redesigning and Relaunching of our Right Relations (RRR) project. Originally, RRR was intended to support Indigenous and non-Indigenous workers with training to work in good relations with each other and with Indigenous participants… Read More