BIPOC Archives

4 years ago

Alberta

Protecting Women from Domestic Abuse – Clare’s Law

Clare’s Law came into effect on April 1, 2021. The Disclosure to Protect Against Domestic Violence (Clare’s Law) Act was modelled after…

4 years ago

BIPOC Women

Dunia Nur Wins Community Justice Award

The 2022 awards celebrated Albertans who found ways to prevent crime and promote restorative justice in their neighbourhoods, towns and…

4 years ago

Alberta

Canadian Men’s Health Month

“June marks Canadian Men’s Health Month. It’s an important reminder to men of every age and background that their health…

4 years ago

Calgary

Edmonton not successful in FIFA World Cup 2026 bid

"I am disappointed to announce that Edmonton was not successful in our bid for the FIFA World Cup in 2026™.…

4 years ago

Alberta

Focus on Tech | Adetoun Abby Aiyeleye

Abby has had the opportunity to meet many innovative BIPOC women in the tech industry because women continue to become…

Funke Olokude, President Ribbon Rouge Foundation

4 years ago

Art and Culture

All About The Ribbon Rouge Foundation

The HIV Photovoice project was conducted to learn and understand the HIV-related barriers that ACB women diagnosed with HIV/AIDS and…

Increasing access to suicide prevention supports

4 years ago

BIPOC

Increasing access to suicide prevention supports

The Youth Suicide Prevention Grant Program is providing $3 million over the next two years to 13 youth-focused community programs.…

4 years ago

Art and Culture

A Child’s Dream of Toys with JUNO Award-winning and Edmonton born Vivian Fung

Vivian sees herself as a communicating Humanist who tries to give expression in her music to all the things that…

4 years ago

Alberta

Intergenerational Trauma in Women

Through organizations such as Ladies Corner Canada, racialized women have access to numerous service and support providers and the opportunity…

4 years ago

Alberta

Alberta Newcomer Recognition Awards

Alberta is launching the Newcomer Recognition Awards to celebrate the outstanding accomplishments of immigrants in this province. Newcomers contribute to…

Reimagine with Tee Adeyemo | Weekly Column

4 years ago

BIPOC Women

Re-Imagine | The Colours of Extreme Poverty

If a BIPOC woman was cleaning out the leftovers into her bag, you would sympathize with her and observe that…

Jacqueline Biollo is a regular contributor to Ladies Corner Canada Media

4 years ago

Alberta

Colours of the Rainbow | Jacqueline Biollo, MBA, ICD.D

Speaking of insurmountable, people living with mental, physical and social difficulties live with insurmountable problems that are sometimes too difficult…