Stay tuned for updates on the 2023 Moose Hide Campaign Day
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*We will be streaming a daybreak ceremony when the sun touches Turtle Island in the east, and a fast-breaking ceremony when the sun leaves Turtle Island in the west. This livestream will be available via our event microsite and social media channels. Participants in other time zones can view the Daybreak Ceremony livestream in the morning when they start their day.
** Moose Hide Campaign Day is a day of ceremony and gathering. A central aspect of the day is the request from the Moose Hide Campaign family for important members of the community to act as witnesses of the day. Witnesses will be called forward at the beginning of the day and at the end of the day – and after the Fast-Breaking Ceremony the witnesses are invited to share a few words about the day. Please ensure you join us at 5:15pm PST to help support and complete the work and ceremony of Moose Hide Campaign Day on May 11, 2023.
Walk to end violence in Victoria BC
12noon - 1pm
Walk Route:
Start (A): Thunderbird Park, corner of Belleville St. and Douglas St.
End (B): Knowledge Totem on the Legislature grounds, corner of Belleville St and Menzies St.
What to bring:
Dress for the elements, bring a drum, and bring family, friends and colleagues!
Seating for Elders:
Covered seating for Elders and for those who require it will be provided at the end site of the Walk.
About the speakers
Raven Lacerte, Co-founder
Kicking off the
livestream are Campaign Co-founder Raven Lacerte. Raven along with her father Paul, started
the movement 11 years ago after the idea came to them on a moose hunt
on their traditional territory just outside of Fraser Lake. They are
both now ambassadors for the Campaign and Raven leads outreach work with
Indigenous communities.
Domin Paul, National Ambassador
Dominic Paul’s traditional name is Sel Sel Tan. He is from the W̱SÁNEĆ territory of Vancouver Island, where his people speak the SENĆOŦEN language. Paul now lives in downtown Victoria with his wife, Raven Lacerte, the co-founder of the Moose Hide Campaign, and their two daughters, Cedar and Chas.
He has been involved with the campaign since 2013, managing pin production and distribution. As National Ambassador, he speaks publicly for the campaign, spreading awareness about ending gender-based violence in Canada.