Edmontonians stand against gender-based violence on Moose Hide Day

Moose Hide Campaign Day event takes aim at gender-based violence

Indigenous-led grassroots movement engages men and boys — and all Canadians — to take a stand against gender-based violence in their communities

Moose Hide Campaign walks in Manitoba

Hundreds gathered in Brandon and Winnipeg on Thursday to walk as part of the for Moose Hide Campaign — an Indigenous-led movement working to end gender-based violence by connecting with boys and men and encouraging them to speak out.

‘Moose Hide Walk’ at LU aimed at stopping violence toward indigenous women and children

In an effort to end violence against Indigenous women and children in Thunder Bay, a ‘Moose Hide Walk’ was organized today at LU

Edmontonians stand against gender-based violence on Moose Hide Day

Community members, leaders and allies came together at city hall on Thursday standing against gender-based violence for Moose Hide Day.

Canadore College - Canadore Marks Moose Hide Campaign Day, Standing Together to End Violence

Canadore College recognized Moose Hide Campaign Day on Thursday, May 14, joining communities across Canada in a national movement to end violence against women and children.The Moose Hide Camp. . .

Saskatchewan Recognizes Moose Hide Day

The Government of Saskatchewan joins people across Canada in recognizing Moose Hide Campaign Day on May 14, a day of reflection and action to help end violence against women and children. "Wearing...