Fashion as Activism: Intergenerational Mending
Fashion Show, Fundraiser, & 50/50 Raffle!
You’re Invited!
Join us for a powerful evening in support of the ongoing development of the Clan Mothers Healing Village on May 9, 2025, at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.
Fashion as Activism: Intergenerational Mending
Our Ancestors have always used tribal design to tell the world who they were. Today, Indigenous folk continue to use Fashion as Activism to seamlessly blend and leverage the power of fashion and art to amplify voices, raise awareness, champion rights and forge allied relationships to inspire positive change and create lasting relationships.
Featuring designs by:
Anne Mulaire, Amy McPherson – Fashion Ikwe Designs, Wendy Sinclair – Pretty Windy Designs, Evan Ducharme Studios
and special guests!
With performances by:
The fabulous Bannock Babes Drag Queens
& Tribal Dance Party with DJ The Kaptain
Doors open at 5:30 PM | Program begins at 6:15 PM
Hosted by Nicole Dube
Tickets include appetizers & refreshments
Explore our Vendor Marketplace and Silent Auction
It’s A Win- Win! Together We Ignite Spirit!
The 50/50 Raffle is live, and the pot is already over $2,000 — and growing fast!
The winning ticket will be drawn during the Fashion as Activism: Intergenerational Mending event on May 9 at 9:00 PM, hosted at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. Grab your tickets today and be part of a movement rooted in community, culture, and change!
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Clan Mothers Healing Village and Knowledge Centre is committed to restoring our sacredness as Indigenous Women and 2Spirit* relatives, reclaiming our rightful roles by returning to our original matriarchal centered governance systems. We provide a trauma informed, land-based healing space by utilizing Indigenous worldviews, methodologies, and economies. While encouraging empowerment through training and employment opportunities.
Get to Know the Spirit of Clan Mothers: Watch Our Journey Below
*Please note that 2Spirit will be inclusive of the 2SLGBTQQIAP community. 2Spirit differs significantly from Western concepts. 2Spirit identity is deeply rooted in Indigenous worldviews, which honour fluidity and diversity in gender and sexuality as natural and sacred. It also emphasizes the holistic nature of identity, connecting gender, spirituality, and cultural roles within Indigenous communities
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