Policy Sectors

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Economic Development

Youth Advocacy and Development Unit Restoring the Circle Labour and Employment Policy Resiliency Lodge Policy and Research Poverty Reduction #BeTheDrum

Skills Development & Jobs

Education and Early Learning Development Indigenous Skills and Employment Training (ISET) Skills Development and Jobs

Legal Affairs & Justice

Bill S-3 Child and Family Services Indigenous Justice Strategy Engagement Indian Act Prisoner Rights & Criminalization United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) Act Implementation Legal Affairs and Justice Human Rights

Violence Prevention and MMIWG2S+

Child Welfare Emergency Management Industrial Projects and Impact Assessment Safe Passage Resources

Health

Aging and Dementia Disability Cannabis Indigenous Maternity Experiences Project Infant and Maternal Health Forced Sterilization Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) Resources

Environment

Engaging Indigenous People in Climate change Policy Canadian Navigable Waters Act Navigable Waters Indigenous Climate Resilience Portal

Water Carriers Fish and Fish Habitat Protection (FFHP) Program

Inclusive Resilience: Reducing Disaster Risk for Canadians

Culturally Appropriate Housing

Food Housing

Social Development

Youth Engagement on Gender Equality Culturally Relevant Gender Based Analysis (CRGBA) Culturally Safe and Trauma-Informed Knowledge Hub Generation4Equality Languages

International

International Advocacy

Culturally Relevant Gender Based Analysis (CRGBA)

By employing a culturally relevant gender-based analysis, NWAC ensures our advocacy is rooted within our collective vision for “an inclusive world that understands and respects the diversity and uniqueness of all Indigenous women and families.” The Culturally Relevant Gender-Based Analysis (CRGBA) Framework holds us accountable to this vision by emphasizing an intersectional, gender-diverse, Indigenous-focused and -led, and distinctions-based approach.

Our Goal

Our goal is to ensure NWAC’s research and policy analyses are rooted in an intersectional, gender-diverse, Indigenous-focused, trauma-informed, and distinctions-based framework. To this end, we are developing a series of capacity-building tools and initiatives, including training materials, case studies, toolkits, and literature reviews. These will help ground our policy analysis and advocacy work.

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