Shannon VanRaes

The end of an abusive legacy: Manitoba’s last institution for people with intellectual disabilities closes

Nearly 60% of low-income Canadian households considering charity to make ends meet

Canadian board game tackling anti-Indigenous racism takes top honours at United Nations global competition

Canada has 11 numbered treaties with Indigenous peoples, signed between 1871 and 1921.

Indigenous organization to host United Nations seminar in Manitoba

Transmuting mistakes: how funders pivoted towards reconciliation after a social impact bond went wrong

Marymound subcontracts a youth justice program to Indigenous-led organization after Winnipeg Indigenous Executive Circle calls funders in for a tough discussion.

Robust regulatory frameworks needed to safeguard equity as AI systems proliferate

Legal recourse must be available for those facing bias, discrimination and racism in AI systems.

Safety of Indigenous women, girls, two-spirit, and gender-diverse people sees investment in Manitoba

London, Ont. approves action plan targeting anti-Black racism, systemic barriers

Time to double down on inclusion: North American women still 95 years away from pay equity

Museum to use latest data on Canadians’ human rights perceptions to develop storytelling

Canadians have little trust in religious leaders, traditional media or businesses when it comes to human rights, says a new survey.