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A fundraiser for the Clan Mothers Healing Village called Fashion as Activism: Intergenerational Mending
 took place at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, Man., Friday, May 9, 2025. The event showcased an all Indigenous line-up of local fashion designers as a way to work together to end the violence against indigenous women and Two-Spirit peoples. The Clan Mothers Healing Village will be located on 138-acres of lakefront property in Belair, Man.  The event showcased an all Indigenous line-up of local fashion designers as a way to work together to end the violence against indigenous women and Two-Spirit peoples. Pictured: University of Manitoba Elder-in-Residence Norman Meade (right) escorts Elder Mae Louise Campbell, who was celebrating her 91st birthday, down the runway to kick off the fashion show.

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ROOK JONES/FREE PRESS A fundraiser for the Clan Mothers Healing Village called Fashion as Activism: Intergenerational Mending took place at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, Man., Friday, May 9, 2025. The event showcased an all Indigenous line-up of local fashion designers as a way to work together to end the violence against indigenous women and Two-Spirit peoples. The Clan Mothers Healing Village will be located on 138-acres of lakefront property in Belair, Man. The event showcased an all Indigenous line-up of local fashion designers as a way to work together to end the violence against indigenous women and Two-Spirit peoples. Pictured: University of Manitoba Elder-in-Residence Norman Meade (right) escorts Elder Mae Louise Campbell, who was celebrating her 91st birthday, down the runway to kick off the fashion show.

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