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Category: Statements and News Releases

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STATEMENTS AND NEWS RELEASES | MAY 7, 2007

Editorial Submission on Senate report examining Canada’s progress on children’s rights

The Representative reinforces the Senate committee’s message that children’s rights have not be made a priority in Canada.

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The Kid Advocate Podcast

Episode 11 – Storytime series with the Kid Advocate – Second Home

In this episode, SEMA’TSE Jordan talks about her experience on the importance of inclusion in foster care homes. Trigger Warning: This episode deals with serious subject matter and may be triggering. If you feel triggered, please reach out to your supports, or, if you are in B.C., call the Crisis Line at 1-866-661-3311.



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The presence of Pope Francis in #FirstNations communities may be triggering for Survivors and their loved ones. If you feel distressed, know that you are not alone. Support is available and your wellness matters. Call the crisis line toll free at 1-855-242-3310. https://t.co/UhwokqlzVe
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