Warriors Way Forward Association

09/03/2026

06/13/2026

Come out and support a great organization!

Warriors Way Forward Association is a survivor-led nonprofit based in Alberta dedicated to supporting individuals and families impacted by domestic violence. Founded by a survivor after facing significant barriers when seeking safety, our mission is to help bridge gaps in support by connecting survivors to resources, safety planning, emergency assistance, advocacy, and community supports. We work alongside survivors, service providers, first responders, educators, and community partners to raise awareness, improve responses to domestic violence, and create safer futures for women, children, and families.
Empowering Survivors. Creating Safe Futures.
Warriors Way Forward Association

05/15/2026

05/05/2026

Today, we stand in recognition of the lives lost and the voices that were never heard.
On Red Dress Day, we honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people.
This is not just a statistic.
This is not just a moment.
This is a national crisis that continues.
We remember them.
We stand with their families.
And we call for justice, accountability, and real systemic change.
No more silence. No more inaction.

04/14/2026

**“If you’re in it right now… I need you to hear this.
You are not too much.
You are not hard to love.
You are not the problem.
No amount of loving them harder will make them treat you right.
Leaving is scary… but staying will cost you yourself.
And you deserve so much more than survival.”**

04/12/2026

Two years ago, I fled domestic violence.

I remember what it felt like to reach out for help… and realize that help wasn’t always there. Shelters were full. Supports were stretched thin. Systems that were supposed to protect me felt impossible to navigate.

Today—two years later—I wish I could say things have changed.

But they haven’t.

In 2025, 148 women were murdered across Canada.
13 of those women were from Alberta.

Those aren’t just numbers.
Those are lives. Families. Children left behind.

I’ve sat across from the Minister for the Status of Women. I’ve heard about the “plan” to end gender-based violence.

But what does a plan mean when women are still being turned away?
When shelters are still at capacity?
When survivors are still forced to choose between staying in danger or having nowhere to go?

Because that’s still happening.
Right here in Edmonton.
Every single day.

Two years later, I am still hearing the same stories I lived through.

We cannot keep saying we care about women while failing them in their most critical moment.

We cannot keep talking about long-term strategies while women need safety tonight.

We need action.
We need accountability.
We need systems that actually work when a woman reaches out for help.

Because this isn’t just a gap in the system—

It’s a matter of life and death.

01/15/2026

The RCMP launched the national High Risk Child S*x Offender Database, the first publicly accessible tool of its kind in Canada.

The Database is another tool that will help investigate and prevent crimes against children of a sexual nature. It also helps the public get informed and make decisions when it comes to protecting children and vulnerable individuals.

“Protecting children from sexual offenses and exploitation is a responsibility we all share and is a priority for the RCMP.” – Mike Duheme, Commissioner, Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Read the news release:
https://ow.ly/RS4w50XXc38

10/08/2025