Winnipeg – Election 2025: Protecting rights in times of uncertainty
In the midst of political and economic uncertainty, participants gathered to discuss how they could work together to advance the rights of all people, and how they could expose and resist false solutions to the challenges of poverty, affordability, and security facing them.
The event explored these questions through moderated conversations and Q&A with speaker Niigaan Sinclair and panelists who wove together perspectives on treaty and human rights in the face of the upcoming federal election.
From first-time voters to seasoned policy or political professionals, all were welcomed to explore how they could come together to build a better tomorrow.
This event was brought to you by the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg, Campaign 2000: End Child and Family Poverty, the Cerebral Palsy Association of Manitoba, and Citizens for Public Justice.
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