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RESOURCES

Explore more about the topics that matter to you through these external resources.

GENDER EQUITY
& JUSTICE

General Facts

Canadian Women's Foundation

  • General Equity Facts

  • Benefits of Gender Equality

 

Gender Justice

  • Gender Justice

 

Statistics
Government of Yukon

  • Indicators of Gender Equity

  • Counting Us In - A Statistical Profile of Yukon Women, 1999 

 

Feminist Law Reform

Throughout 2022, YSWC hosted an online book club based on the National Association of Women and the Law's "Feminist Law Reform 101" online course. In September 2022, NAWL came to Whitehorse and co-facilitated a 2-day workshop on law reform tools. One of the days focused on the gendered impacts of climate change. 

Take the course here.

 

 

Intersectionality

Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women (CRIAW)

  • Feminist Intersectionality and GBA+ (pictured left)

  • Gender Equality and Intersectionality (pictured left)

 

Ted Talks

  • Kimberlé Crenshaw, "The Urgency of Intersectionality"

 

National Collaborating Centre for Aboriginal Health

  • The Importance of Disaggregated Data

 

McAfee, 2018

  • Feminist Philosophy

 

Government of Canada 

  • Gender-based analysis plus+ (GBA+) course

  • GBA+ resources

GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE

ACCESS TO SAFE TRANSPORTATION

Calls to Action - Linkages with MMIWG2S+, Indigenous Sovereignty, and GBV

Liard Aboriginal Women’s Society

 

National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls

Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada

United Nations

 

Government of Canada

 

National Action Plan on Violence Against Women and Gender-Based Violence

 

Statistics - Yukon Landscape
Government of Yukon

Yukon First Nations Chamber of Commerce​

In the News

Yukon News

 

APTN Whitehorse

CRIMINALIZATION OF THE SEX TRADE

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