On #WorldDayOfSocialJustice, we affirm justice must include all off-reserve Indigenous Peoples — Métis, Status & Non-Status Indians, and Southern Inuit peoples — who face barriers to housing, education, safety, language, services & more. Justice means action, inclusion & equity.
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📢The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) demands real and effective action to address the crisis of violence against Indigenous people, including those living off reserve.
Learn more by visiting our website and reading our most recent press release: 🔗 abo-peoples.org/media
A partial table cannot deliver justice. Read why leaving Indigenous people out of MMIWG2S+ decision-making endangers lives. https://www.hilltimes.com/story/2026/02/11/a-partial-table-cannot-deliver-justice-for-indigenous-people/491755
A partial table cannot deliver justice.
Read why leaving Indigenous people out of MMIWG2S+ decision-making endangers lives.
www.hilltimes.com/story/2026/02/11/a-partial-table-cannot-deliver-justice-for-indigenous-people/491755
What we heard was clear: exclusion weakens solutions.
hat we heard was clear: exclusion weakens solutions.
When Indigenous people impacted by this crisis are at the heart of the work, policies are stronger and communities are safer.
The work continues — and CAP will keep pushing for meaningful inclusion.
Safety. Healing. Lived experience. Solutions.
CAP is bringing people together to do the work — because the work can’t wait and neither can we.
#MMIWGActionNow
Want to learn more? Read our press release by visiting: abo-peoples.org/media
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Métis National Council (MNC) President Victoria Pruden came to show her support for the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) protesting their exclusion from the MMIWG2S+ discussions today. #MMIWGActionNow #StrongerTogether
Métis National Council (MNC) President Victoria Pruden came to show her support for the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) protesting their exclusion from the MMIWG2S+ discussions today.
#MMIWGActionNow #StrongerTogether
Today, governments meet to discuss the MMIWG2S+ crisis.
CAP was not invited.
CAP’s message is simple: you cannot address a national crisis while excluding so many Indigenous women, families, and communities affected by it.
Safety must be built with all voices at the table.
Métis National Council (MNC) President Victoria Pruden came to show her support for the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) protesting their exclusion from the MMIWG2S+ discussions today. #MMIWGActionNow #StrongerTogether
Métis National Council (MNC) President Victoria Pruden came to show her support for the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) protesting their exclusion from the MMIWG2S+ discussions today.
#MMIWGActionNow #StrongerTogether
A partial table cannot deliver justice. Read why leaving Indigenous people out of MMIWG2S+ decision-making endangers lives. https://www.hilltimes.com/story/2026/02/11/a-partial-table-cannot-deliver-justice-for-indigenous-people/491755
A partial table cannot deliver justice.
Read why leaving Indigenous people out of MMIWG2S+ decision-making endangers lives.
www.hilltimes.com/story/2026/02/11/a-partial-table-cannot-deliver-justice-for-indigenous-people/491755
Did you know? The government has offered CAP virtual participation only. This gesture is more symbolic than meaningful. Virtual participation is not the same as having a seat at the table. Meaningful inclusion means being fully present, heard, and engaged — not sidelined.
Did you know?
The government has offered CAP virtual participation only. This gesture is more symbolic than meaningful. Virtual participation is not the same as having a seat at the table.
Meaningful inclusion means being fully present, heard, and engaged — not sidelined.
Did you know? Most Indigenous people in Canada live off reserve, many in urban centres where violence against Indigenous women and families continues to occur. Excluding CAP from a national table on the MMIWG2S+ crisis means excluding off-reserve and non-status realities — and that makes the response incomplete.
Most Indigenous people in Canada live off reserve, many in urban centres where violence against Indigenous women and families continues to occur.
Excluding CAP from a national table on the MMIWG2S+ crisis means excluding off-reserve and non-status realities — and that makes the response incomplete.
Did you know? As governments meet this week to address the MMIWG2S+ crisis, the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples has been excluded from full, in-person participation. When Indigenous voices are missing from decision-making tables, public safety policies are built with gaps — and those failures endanger lives.
As governments meet this week to address the MMIWG2S+ crisis, the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples has been excluded from full, in-person participation.
When Indigenous voices are missing from decision-making tables, public safety policies are built with gaps — and those failures endanger lives.
Did you know? The government has offered CAP virtual participation only. This gesture is more symbolic than meaningful. Virtual participation is not the same as having a seat at the table. Meaningful inclusion means being fully present, heard, and engaged — not sidelined.
Did you know?
The government has offered CAP virtual participation only. This gesture is more symbolic than meaningful. Virtual participation is not the same as having a seat at the table.
Meaningful inclusion means being fully present, heard, and engaged — not sidelined.
Did you know? Most Indigenous people in Canada live off reserve, many in urban centres where violence against Indigenous women and families continues to occur. Excluding CAP from a national table on the MMIWG2S+ crisis means excluding off-reserve and non-status realities — and that makes the response incomplete.
Most Indigenous people in Canada live off reserve, many in urban centres where violence against Indigenous women and families continues to occur.
Excluding CAP from a national table on the MMIWG2S+ crisis means excluding off-reserve and non-status realities — and that makes the response incomplete.
Did you know? As governments meet this week to address the MMIWG2S+ crisis, the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples has been excluded from full, in-person participation. When Indigenous voices are missing from decision-making tables, public safety policies are built with gaps — and those failures endanger lives.
As governments meet this week to address the MMIWG2S+ crisis, the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples has been excluded from full, in-person participation.
When Indigenous voices are missing from decision-making tables, public safety policies are built with gaps — and those failures endanger lives.
The Claims Period for the Federal Indian Hospitals Settlement is open. If you were admitted to one of 33 Federal Indian Hospitals operated by the Government of Canada and experienced abuse while there, you may be eligible for compensation.
Learn more by visiting: ihsettlement.ca
The Claims Period for the Federal Indian Hospitals Settlement is open. If you were admitted to one of 33 Federal Indian Hospitals operated by the Government of Canada and experienced abuse while there, you may be eligible for compensation.
Learn more by visiting: ihsettlement.ca
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) is calling on all Members of Parliament 🏛️ to vote in favour of the Senate’s amendment to Bill S-2 📜 that removes the second-generation cut-off from the Indian Act. Read our press release 👉 https://abo-peoples.org/media #CDNPoli #IndigenousRights
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) is calling on all Members of Parliament 🏛️ to vote in favour of the Senate’s amendment to Bill S-2 📜 that removes the second-generation cut-off from the Indian Act.
Read our press release 👉 abo-peoples.org/media
#CDNPoli #IndigenousRights
Today is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities #IDPD2025 . This year’s theme, Fostering disability-inclusive societies for advancing social progress, reminds us that true inclusion requires action that removes barriers to full participation.
#DisabilityInclusion
Reminder: Support Indigenous-Led Advocacy! Our National Survey on the child welfare system is still open, but only for 4 more days!⌛ We’re seeking national participation to ensure the voices of Indigenous Peoples living off reserve are heard. Take the survey here: https://abo-peoples.org/childandfamilysurvey/
Reminder: Support Indigenous-Led Advocacy! Our National Survey on the child welfare system is still open, but only for 4 more days!⌛
We’re seeking national participation to ensure the voices of Indigenous Peoples living off reserve are heard.
Take the survey here: abo-peoples.org/childandfami...
Statistics show that 📊 Indigenous women and girls in Canada face the highest rates of femicide, accounting for 16% of all victims, and are 12× more likely to go missing or be murdered.
This crisis demands more than words. Call for Justice 1.8 makes it clear: Canada must provide long-term, sustainable funding for MMIWG2S+ programs and services—funding that supports survivors, strengthens families, and empowers community-led solutions.
#MMIWG2S #NoMoreStolenSisters #EndGBV #Canada
‼️November 25 marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and the start of #16DaysOfActivism.
Statistics show that 📊 Indigenous women and girls in Canada face the highest rates of femicide and violence.
Action is crucial.📣
#HumanRights #Justice #MMIWG2S
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) is inviting Indigenous Youth to submit holiday themed artwork for a chance to be featured on this year’s CAP Holiday Card.❄️ 📅 Deadline: November 25, 2025 👧🏽 Eligibility: Ages 6–16 & PTO Member 📧 Submit: reception@abo-peoples.org
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) is inviting Indigenous Youth to submit holiday themed artwork for a chance to be featured on this year’s CAP Holiday Card.❄️ 📅 Deadline: November 25, 2025 👧🏽 Eligibility: Ages 6–16 & PTO Member 📧 Submit: reception@abo-peoples.org
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) is inviting Indigenous Youth to submit holiday themed artwork for a chance to be featured on this year’s CAP Holiday Card.❄️
📅 Deadline: November 25, 2025
👧🏽 Eligibility: Ages 6–16 & PTO Member
📧 Submit: reception@abo-peoples.org
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) is inviting Indigenous Youth to submit holiday themed artwork for a chance to be featured on this year’s CAP Holiday Card.❄️ 📅 Deadline: November 25, 2025 👧🏽 Eligibility: Ages 6–16 & PTO Member 📧 Submit: reception@abo-peoples.org
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) is inviting Indigenous Youth to submit holiday themed artwork for a chance to be featured on this year’s CAP Holiday Card.❄️ 📅 Deadline: November 25, 2025 👧🏽 Eligibility: Ages 6–16 & PTO Member 📧 Submit: reception@abo-peoples.org
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) is inviting Indigenous Youth to submit holiday themed artwork for a chance to be featured on this year’s CAP Holiday Card.❄️
📅 Deadline: November 25, 2025
👧🏽 Eligibility: Ages 6–16 & PTO Member
📧 Submit: reception@abo-peoples.org
🌿 Help Shape Indigenous-Led Advocacy in Child & Family Services.
We want to hear from Métis, Status & Non-Status Indians, & Southern Inuit living off-reserve about their experiences.
💬 Anonymous & voluntary 🕐 Time: 15–20 minutes
➡️https://abo-peoples.org/childandfamilysurvey
National Chief Brendan Moore attended this morning’s Aboriginal Veterans #RemembranceDay Ceremony at the National Aboriginal Veterans Monument in Ottawa, honouring the courage, service, and sacrifices of Indigenous veterans across Canada. #IndigenousVeterans #LestWeForget #Canada
National Chief Brendan Moore attended this morning’s Aboriginal Veterans #RemembranceDay Ceremony at the National Aboriginal Veterans Monument in Ottawa, honouring the courage, service, and sacrifices of Indigenous veterans across Canada. #IndigenousVeterans #LestWeForget #Canada
National Chief Brendan Moore attended this morning’s Aboriginal Veterans #RemembranceDay Ceremony at the National Aboriginal Veterans Monument in Ottawa, honouring the courage, service, and sacrifices of Indigenous veterans across Canada.
#IndigenousVeterans #LestWeForget #Canada
🌿 Help Shape Indigenous-Led Advocacy in Child & Family Services.
We want to hear from Métis, Status & Non-Status Indians, & Southern Inuit living off-reserve about their experiences.
💬 Anonymous & voluntary 🕐 Time: 15–20 minutes
➡️https://abo-peoples.org/childandfamilysurvey
National Chief Brendan Moore attended this morning’s Aboriginal Veterans #RemembranceDay Ceremony at the National Aboriginal Veterans Monument in Ottawa, honouring the courage, service, and sacrifices of Indigenous veterans across Canada. #IndigenousVeterans #LestWeForget #Canada
National Chief Brendan Moore attended this morning’s Aboriginal Veterans #RemembranceDay Ceremony at the National Aboriginal Veterans Monument in Ottawa, honouring the courage, service, and sacrifices of Indigenous veterans across Canada. #IndigenousVeterans #LestWeForget #Canada
National Chief Brendan Moore attended this morning’s Aboriginal Veterans #RemembranceDay Ceremony at the National Aboriginal Veterans Monument in Ottawa, honouring the courage, service, and sacrifices of Indigenous veterans across Canada.
#IndigenousVeterans #LestWeForget #Canada
📢 Press Release: The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples Raises Concerns Over Federal Budget 2025: Off-Reserve and Non-Status Indigenous Peoples Once Again Left Out Read our press release here: https://abo-peoples.org/media #IndigenousRights #Budget2025 #CAP #CDNPoli
📢 Press Release: The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples Raises Concerns Over Federal Budget 2025: Off-Reserve and Non-Status Indigenous Peoples Once Again Left Out
Read our press release here: abo-peoples.org/media
#IndigenousRights #Budget2025 #CAP #CDNPoli
