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Second Story Women's Centre has partnered with Cape LaHave Adventures to facilitate 4 FREE kayaking day trips this summer for male identified youth age 9-12 years old from Lunenburg or Queens County.
Adventurers will be dropped off 9am at Cape LaHave Adventures and picked up at 1:30pm. At time of registration adventurers will receive a free lunch box and water bottle. Support with transportation will be provided as needed. Available camp dates: Friday July 9th - FULL Friday July 23rd - FULL Friday August 6th - FULL Friday August 20th - FULL To register: liz@secondstory.ca or 902-640-3044 Second Story recognizes the support of the United Way of Lunenburg County and the Province of Nova Scotia. We are pleased to work in partnership with the Department of Communities, Culture and Heritage to develop and promote our cultural resources for all Nova Scotians.
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If you're looking for some educational resources for Indigenous History Month, here are a few that you might consider!
It is definitely starting to feel like summer! So it must be time to announce our Second Story Women's Centre Girls Outdoor Leadership Camps! The details:
Available camp dates are: July 5th week - FULL July 12th week - FULL July 19th week - FULL July 26th week - FULL August 3rd week - FULL August 9th week - FULL Transportation options are available to help get kids to and from camp if needed. To register contact Lil at girlscamp@secondstory.ca or 902-640-3044. Second Story recognizes the support of the United Way of Lunenburg County and the Province of Nova Scotia. We are pleased to work in partnership with the Department of Communities, Culture and Heritage to develop and promote our cultural resources for all Nova Scotians. 
Do you have questions about pronouns and the different terms used to describe the spectrum of gender identities? It's always a good time to educate yourself, but with this being Pride Month, this new Guide to Gender Identity Terms has been put together and is worth checking out! Another great resource is Ethan Tai Bossuyt's Instagram account. He is a graphic artist and he has created some fantastic pieces about gendered language and how to navigate it. He has generously allowed us to share the above series called 'How to do better at Getting New Pronouns Right,' which we greatly appreciate!
Nova Scotians now have access to free online training to identify and respond to sexual exploitation of children and youth. This is sadly much-needed as Nova Scotia has some of the highest per capita rates of trafficking and exploitation in the country.
The course includes information on how to spot exploitation in your community and ways to offer support and is available at: https://nscs.learnridge.com/modules/understanding-the-sexual-exploitation-of-youth-an-introduction/ |
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