Rise Up! Feminist Digital Archive
“Approximately 20 Ottawa women participated in Remembrance Day ceremonies at Confederation Square on November 11. They carried a large black banner with white letters that read, “For Every Woman Raped in Every War”
Filed under: peace & war, violence
Date published: 2020/11/13
September 26, 2020 marked the thirtieth anniversary of the end of the 78-day blockade at Kanehsatake, known widely as the Mohawk Resistance, and sometimes as the Oka Crisis. The resistance developed out of a long history of settler intervention in Kanehsatake, and particularly, a long-contested golf course that was built on Mohawk land, including on ancestral burial grounds.
Filed under: environment, indigenous, violence
Date published: 2020/11/01