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Wabanaki Two-Spirit Alliance

Bell Let's Talk Diversity Fund – Wabanaki Two-Spirit Alliance
Organization
Wabanaki Two-Spirit Alliance
Fund type
Diversity Fund
Project focus
  • Indigenous wellness
Location
Atlantic
Year
2022
Website
w2sa.ca
This is medicine to us. This is a form of prayer. This is a form of identity building. When we do get to that state of balance within our identity about being sure who you are mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually, then you can live who you are as a Two-Spirit person fully.
John R. Sylliboy, Executive Director, Wabanaki Two-Spirit Alliance
Dr. Brent Young
Academic Director for Indigenous Health at Dalhousie University & Wabanaki Two-Spirit Alliance community member

"I think this program in general is really about community-building and strength and finding belonging among community. There’s an opportunity to find people who are walking a similar path and be able to help each other out."

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