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The Centre promotes gender equality and empowerment. We believe that gender oppression is inextricably linked to social and economic justice, and work within a feminist framework that challenges systemic oppressions. To this end, the Centre works in support and solidarity with broader social movements. The Centre promotes gender self-determination, bodily sovereignty, and self-love.

The Village Lab is an interdisciplinary, community-based research lab led by Dr. Rusty Souleymanov at the Faculty of Social Work, University of Manitoba. The mission of the Village Lab is to conduct rigorous and applied social science and community-based health research that can be used to prevent a variety of health and social disparities and promote wellbeing among vulnerable and marginalized populations in Canada.

iHuman Youth Society is a non-profit that believes all young people have gifts to share. In partnership with marginalized young people, we amplify their creative expression, address their needs and support goals that privilege their voices.

iHuman Youth Society is a non-profit that believes all young people have gifts to share. In partnership with marginalized young people, we amplify their creative expression, address their needs and support goals that privilege their voices.

At Interior Health, we work and partner for the health and wellbeing of everyone in the B.C. Interior.

NARSF Programs Ltd. provides a range of innovative health, harm-reduction, and counseling services to individuals, children, youth and families. Over time, we have continued to learn and grow along with our clients and community. We operate a variety of programs with experienced, qualified and professional staff. The majority of services are provided in Nanaimo, British Columbia.

Turning Point (formally the Central Alberta AIDS Network Society) was established on May 9th, 1988 as a community-based response to Central Alberta’s HIV/AIDS crisis. In addition to health promotion, the charity has since expanded its reach, incorporating programming specific to harm reduction, night reach, rural outreach, overdose prevention, and a women’s program. Today, Turning Point Society delivers harm reduction and STBBI prevention supplies, services, and programming to a wide range of vulnerable individuals across Central Alberta.

The Interlake Reserves Tribal Council Inc. (IRTC) consists of a partnership of six (6) Manitoba Interlake communities working together to advance our collective well-being of members from the following communities:Dauphin River First NationKinonjeoshtegon First NationLake Manitoba First NationLittle Saskatchewan First NationPeguis First NationPinaymootang First Nation