Kathleen Roussel has used her experiences and creativity to bring awareness that women of larger sizes have the right to not only exist but to be seen and thrive in the modern world through her Big Beautiful Goddesses Colouring Book.
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ROCQY asks rural queer youth to contribute their voices for a zine
The Rural Ontario Community of Queer Youth is creating a zine to share rural LGBTQ2S+ voices.
They are looking for submissions of artwork, crafts, poetry, writing, collages, photography, and anything else creative that people feel fits the four themes – future, love, community, and resilience.
Multicultural Association of Perth-Huron prepares to welcome Ukrainian refugees
The Multicultural Association of Perth Huron (MAPH) announced on March 2 that it has begun preparing to welcome Ukrainian refugees fleeing the war with Russia. “We were there with open arms to Syrian, Afghan and other refugees needing to escape war in their homes. Today we are opening our arms to Ukrainians who are looking for shelter as their country is under attack,” said MAPH Founder Dr. Gezahgn Wordofa.
Couple asking Listowel residents to stand by Ukraine with donations of emergency supplies
A Listowel couple who immigrated from Ukraine to Canada a few years ago is spearheading a campaign to gather emergency supplies to send back to their home country. Anastasia and Igor Stadnik have asked It Takes a Village to help collect donations to aid Ukrainian refugees and those defending their country against the Russian invasion.
Multicultural Association celebrates designation as a registered charity by Canada Revenue Agency
After more than a decade of service to the diverse cultures of the communities in Perth, Huron, Wellington, Middlesex and Oxford Counties, the Multicultural Association of Perth-Huron is celebrating its recent designation as a registered charity by the Canada Revenue Agency.
‘A hugely painful situation’ A grandmother reflects on a call to the Children’s Aid Society
A grandmother speaks about the turmoil surrounding the decision to call the Children’s Aid Society when she felt the need to advocate for the welfare of her grandchildren.
It Takes A Village struggles to keep the pantry stocked as the cost of food increases
Recent increases in living costs have left It Takes a Village with less stock on its food bank pantry shelves. Donations are welcomed.
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