Additional funding received from the Ministry of Public Safety & Solicitor General will enable the horse community to build and maintain structurally sound fences around the horses’ paddocks. This will ensure that our young visitors stay safe when interacting with the horses. Permanent fencing will ensure we steward health and safety for the horses and their riders.
The horse community will invite our students, youth, knowledge holders, elders, and local law enforcement for seasonal Naloxone training and to share in healing with food, laughter, love, and understanding. We will also discuss what decriminalization means to us as community members. The safety of our homes and families is vital in ensuring we maintain our Ktunaxaness here in our homelands.
For more information, contact Bonnie Harvey. bharvey@aqam.net 778.761.1120
