Northern Rockies Aboriginal Women Society
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Morgan Behn and Grandma Mary Behn.
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Wanita Nelson, Board President
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Vina Behn, Executive Director and Elder Rose Harrold at the Celebration of Women Gala 2012.

Welcome to Northern Rockies Aboriginal Women Society!




Our Mandate

To provide culturally appropriate, safe and empowering options for women, children, and all families.  We also extend our help and support to Aboriginal communities of Fort Nelson and surrounding area.

The Purpose of Northern Rockies Aboriginal Women Society

  • To preserve and promote Aboriginal culture, language, heritage, traditions and customs
  • To strengthen families and communities
  • To provide opportunities for youth in supporting their endeavours and to foster their contributions
  • To raise awareness and promote the diverse roles of Aboriginal women, families and our community
  • To provide leadership opportunities
  • To support educational opportunities and training
  • To recognize and embrace the contribution made and continue to be made by Aboriginal women
  • To support and educate everyone on healthy living and healthy choices
  • To own and operate suitable facilities

In case you're a woman of color and think about dating with somebody, here are my thoughts.
Individually, I hate disagreement because i'm not superb at it. But when it comes to protecting myself, my lifestyle and my human beings — a warrior rises inside me with a protect and spear ready to battle.
So, when you've found a person on some local dating sites and you're calling a person out, don't beat across the bush. in case you feel nervous — just immediately set yourself UP.
And appearance, I do not have all of the proper words or advice however getting worried with someone who disrespects your race is some thing to be cautious of, because a romantic dating isn't simply mutual enchantment and shared hobbies. This is something more then just a dating.
You're letting a person into your culture, permitting them to see your global, and know your identity, that's definitely special.
Keep in mind — you're special!



"Sharing Traditions ~ Strengthening Families"

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NRAWS staff all dressed up for the 5th annual Womens Gala April 2017 Left-right: Karen McLeod, Jennifer Chillihitzia, Angela Mardon, Carly Schafer, Lara Cooper, Vina Behn, and Heather Brittain



"Be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own." ~ C. D. Larson



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Don't forget to check our Updates page to find out about all the programs and events happening at NRAWS!

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We would love to have you join us at NRAWS for great programming, food and friendship!  
New and old friends and neighbours are always welcome!



NRAWS IS FUNDED BY:
Ministry of Children and Family Development  //  Health Canada  //  
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