Nov 13, 2025 | Did You Know?, News and Views, Now Available, Purple Ribbon, Purple Ribbon Campaign
What a fun time we had last week pinning ribbons to bookmarks, organizing resources, and having a great time together! It’s always a nice surprise to see who shows up for our Purple Ribbon Pinning Bee. Extra thanks to Kirsten Birch and Marrisa Campbell for...
Nov 13, 2025 | Did You Know?, News and Views, Now Available, Purple Ribbon, Purple Ribbon Campaign
2025-2026 Purple Ribbon Campaign Shame Must Change Sides: No stigma on survivors The 2025-2026 Purple Ribbon Campaign Against Violence Against Women theme states that the accountability for violence must be placed on those who perpetrate violence, not on those who are...
Nov 13, 2025 | 50th Anniversary 1975-2025, Did You Know?
Since 2012, we are very proud to have created a multilingual poster as part of our annual Purple Ribbon Campaign Against Violence. We conceived the multilingual poster as a way to pay respect to the many cultures and languages that make up our PEI community, and to...
Nov 6, 2025 | Did You Know?, News and Views, Purple Ribbon Campaign
2025-2026 Purple Ribbon Campaign Against Violence This year’s Purple Ribbon Campaign guide for educators has some of our most-requested resources as Google slideshows, ready for presentation from the following links: Power and Control v. Equality | Le pouvoir et le...
Nov 5, 2025 | 50th Anniversary 1975-2025, Did You Know?
Caregiving, as fulfilling as it can be, can also be an overwhelming job, especially without the proper support and resources. And especially during a worldwide pandemic. Covid-19 has had some sort of negative impact on almost everyone as caregivers, whether caring for...
Oct 30, 2025 | 50th Anniversary 1975-2025, Did You Know?, News and Views, Now Available
Our 50th Anniversary Celebration was a huge success, thanks to everyone who organized, participated and attended. We had past staff, chairpersons, and council members attending alongside current staff and council, making for a diverse, intergenerational crowd of women...
