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TRAINING

IAAW supports capacity building of Aboriginal Women to address their own needs through training.

COMMUNITY RESEARCH

IAAW participates in community-based research and dissemination of research to prepare policy recommendations and reports.

Documentation of Crimes Against Aboriginal Women and report
“The Examination of the Impact of Aboriginal Cross Cultural Training on City Police and RCMP Officers as it affects Aboriginal Women”
“Aboriginal Women and the Protection Against Family Violence Act” – Impacts
Community Consultations on Communication, Capacity & Unity
“We Have Cried Enough” – developing an Edmonton action plan for recommendations of the Stolen Sisters campaign.

PUBLICATIONS

Our Women in Uniform - a collection of memories from Aboriginal women who served in the military in World War II
Resources for Aboriginal Women in Alberta - Primary research into the role of Aboriginal Women in decision-making processes.
The Rights Path - Alberta, Third edition. Human rights information for Aboriginal people.
It Takes Courage booklet—Human Rights for Aboriginal youth
Can You Hear Us? Aboriginal Women’s Community Resource Kit—Social Inclusion of Aboriginal Women in Canada
Esquao Newsletter—Published each year highlighting the recipients.
Support for Victims of Violence—pocket sized brochure for information on Alberta shelters and support services.
Circle of Sisterhood—the findings of community consultations with Aboriginal women
We Are One—report on 2008 Alberta Women’s Summit.

CONFERENCES/GATHERINGS

RECOGNITION EVENTS

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