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Moose Hide Campaign against gender-based violence starts national conversations

Organizers say the campaign has distributed 8 million squares and sparked 40 million conversations about violence against Indigenous women and children.

Summary by Winnipeg Free Press
This week marked the 15th annual Indigenous-led Moose Hide Campaign aimed at stopping gender-based violence.

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Moose Hide Campaign walk draws community together

Highlighting the urgent crisis of violence against Indigenous women, residents and university leaders participated in the annual Moose Hide Campaign walk.

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Moose Hide Campaign against gender-based violence starts national conversations

This week marked the 15th annual Indigenous-led Moose Hide Campaign aimed at stopping gender-based violence.

·Winnipeg, Canada
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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Friday, May 15, 2026.
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