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APIN is a group of agencies and professionals in Manitoba who collaborate with the goal of ensuring high quality service to young individuals who are pregnant or parenting as well as provide resources for service providers!

04/28/2026

Check out next week's Drop-In Workshops with Level Up!

At The Link .mb on the 3rd floor. Open to all youth ages 18 to 29.

04/28/2026

Join Fay Shlanda and Artbeat Studio for a morning of journalling and poetry at this Creative Writing Workshop.

No experience required, and participants will take home a writing notebook. Snacks and bus tickets are available.

You’ll also have the opportunity to share your work at an Open Mic at Studio Central in the following weeks.

📅 April 23 | 10 AM – 12 PM
📍 The Gathering Place

✨ Drop in — no registration required.

04/28/2026

Drop In -
No registration Required

4th Monday of every month
from 1:30 – 3:30pm
394 Selkirk Ave (204) 589-7347

Open to women & gender-diverse folks.
Snack & Bus Tickets offered.

04/28/2026
04/28/2026

Friday, May 1st is a very special day!

We are hosting a Full Moon Ceremony with Elder Mae Louise, Ishkode Odeima Ikwe ( Fire Heart Woman) at 38 Maple Street followed by a potluck feast!

Please bring a chair and contribution to the feast! Event is weather permitting and will be cancelled if too cold or raining.

All are welcome!

04/28/2026

Join us monthly for our Full Moon Ceremony at Oodena Celebration Circle at The Forks. Our next ceremony is Friday May 1, starting at 9PM

This Ceremony is open to the community at large; all genders, cultures and abilities are invited to join together for teachings about feminine energy’s relationship with Grandmother Moon. Anyone who identifies with feminine energy is invited to participate in the Ceremony.

Those who identify with masculine energy are invited to attend, but will observe.

If you can, we ask relatives to bring your own chair, rattles and/or drums, as well as a water container to fill and take home after the Ceremony (if you wish).

The Full Moon Ceremony is a collaboration between:
- Sunshine House
- Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Inc MMIWG Liaison Unit (MKO)
- The Link .mb
- Manitoba Moon Voices (MMVI)
- Women’s Health Clinic (WHC)
- Inaadiziwin Traditional Support Services
- Native Clan Organization, Inc. (NCO)
- Manitoba League of Persons with Disabilities .mb
- Candace House
- Deer Lodge Centre
- Medicine Bear, Ka Ni Kanichihk

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day, Manitoba! 🌍✨

Today, let’s come together to celebrate our stunning environment. As the sun shines and flowers begin to bloom, we honor the beauty of our diverse landscapes. From the lush boreal forests to the serene prairies.

Let’s plant seeds of change by reducing waste and embracing sustainable practices. Together, we can nurture our environment and ensure a vibrant future for generations to come! 🌱💚

04/22/2026

This Earth Day, we are reminded that the choices we make today shape the world for our kids tomorrow. At BGC Winnipeg, caring for our community means caring for our planet. From reducing waste to rethinking everyday habits, every step forward matters.

By reducing waste, reusing what we can, and recycling, we’re taking steps toward a healthier, more sustainable world. Together, let's aim for a cleaner, healthier future.🌍

04/22/2026

UPCOMING NORTH END COMMUNITY CLEAN UPS! ♻️

Our North End Residents' Coalition is partnering with Take Pride Winnipeg Inc., Luxton Residents' Association and Inkster North-End Residents Assoc Inc. to host two community clean ups this Saturday, April 25th.

Throughout May, The Point Douglas Resident Committee, William Whyte Neighbourhood Association and Indigenous Vision for the North End will be hosting their clean ups on the following dates.

Volunteer at any of the following clean ups for a chance to win a garden prize pack or Zoo/Leaf Passes!

*Bags and gloves provided*

04/22/2026

Join us all four Wednesdays in May 🐎

The Ojibway Spirit Horse has a strong connection with Indigenous communities. The horses lived partly in the wild and were cared for by the people while helping with daily life. After almost disappearing, they are now being brought back through care and breeding.

Over three weeks, you will learn the story of the Spirit Horse and its connection to community. You will also learn the Asemaa’kwe song and take part in ceremonies, including the Feast of the Drums, Smudge, and Pipe Ceremony with Elder Alision Cox.

In the fourth week, join us on the land to meet the Spirit Horses and the people who care for them. You will share songs with the horses and take part in a closing feast.

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