Celebrating Lucille Hunter and Her Legacy of Badassery

Lucille was one of the first black women to arrive in the Klondike and the only one documented to have been both a prospector and a miner during the Gold Rush.

Education, ConnectionDawson Women's ShelterFebruary 24, 2021yukon, history, black history month, black futures month, strong women, lucille hunter

Black Futures Podcasts

Fill your ears with podcasts that celebrate Black culture!

Education, Taking Action, Understanding ViolenceDawson Women's ShelterFebruary 19, 2021taking action, february, black history month, black futures month, black lives matter, podcast, podcasts

Black Futures Reading List

What’s on your Black Futures reading list?

Drop In, ServicesDawson Women's ShelterFebruary 5, 2021taking action, library, reading, february, black history month, black futures month, black lives matter

February is Black Futures Month

Links, videos, and resources to (re)learn and recommit to honouring Black people and ending anti-Black racism.

Education, Understanding ViolenceDawson Women's ShelterFebruary 4, 2021myths, lies, unlearning, february, black history month, black futures month

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