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The Awo Taan Healing Lodge (previously Awo Taan Native Women's Shelter) provides services and programs to women and children from all cultures, who have suffered from family violence and all forms of abuse, in a uniquely Aboriginal atmosphere.


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There are many ways you can help the Awo Taan Healing Lodge end family violence.  You can make a donation, volunteer, participate in a Sponsorship or Partnership Program, attend a fundraising event, get involved in one of the many activities the shelter holds every year, or work at the shelter.


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CALL FOR PAPERS/PRESENTATIONS IS CLOSED.

Thank you for your inquiry regarding the World Conference. We received a tremendous response globally and we are delighted to be able to provide a conference with the highest quality of Presenters and Presentations from around the world.


CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

Registration information with the form and policy for participation in the conference are now available.

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THE 8TH WORLD INDIGENOUS WOMEN & WELLNESS CONFERENCE

The 8th World Indigenous Women & Wellness Conference

Awo Taan Healing Lodge Calgary, Alberta will be hosting the The 8th World Indigenous Women & Wellness Conference. This is an excellent opportunity for participants from across the globe to share information, innovative initiatives, models. research and best practices on Family Violence and Indigenous Peoples. The conference will also provide participants with the opportunity to network.

This conference will bring together people from a range of disciplinary fields and nations who are engaged in developing responses to global challenges of Aboriginal and/or other indigenous peoples. The purpose is to identify common themes and key issues, and explore ideas for the future.

The conference is intended to help professionals, practitioners and researchers to locate themselves within a range of intellectual forums that are closely engaged with emerging issues.  The conference will allow a sharing of knowledge, expertise and insight between both established and newly emerging networks of aboriginal and indigenous professionals and community researchers.
  • When: Sept. 29 - Oct. 1, 2008
  • Where: Calgary Westin Hotel
      • 320 - 4th Ave SW
      • Calgary, Alberta T2P 2S6
      • Canada
  • What:
    • Some 500 Delegates from around the world will come together for this International Conference 
    • International Keynote Speakers
    • International Facilitators
    • Presentations 
    • Gala Dinner and Entertainment
    • Exhibits and Resource Tables
    • Participants will receive a free T-Shirt
Help us extend an invitation to shelters, organizations around the world.
Contact us if you are interested in presenting, or
Let us know if you would like to serve on the international advisory committee.

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awotaan@awotaan.org or fill out the form below:

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