Moon Time Connections Ontario - A Project of True North Aid

10/04/2026

We hold space for the women, girls, Two-Spirit & gender-diverse people whose lives have been taken, or whose loved ones continue to search for answers.

Behind every name is a person.
A daughter. A mother. A sister. An auntie. A friend. A loved one.
A life, a story, a spirit; a place within a family & Community.

Today is also about honouring the families and Survivors who continue to carry their loved ones in their hearts while seeking answers, justice, safety & healing. Their voices, advocacy & strength have shaped the ongoing movement for change across our Communities.

We remember not only through words, but through the ways we care for one another, protect our people, uplift Indigenous women & 2SLGBTQIA+ voices & create safer spaces where everyone can live with dignity and without violence.

We remember their names; we honour their lives in carrying their stories forward.

May we continue to hold our loved ones close, make space for those who are grieving & support the work led by our families, Survivors & Indigenous Communities.

Their lives matter. Their stories matter. They are not forgotten.

09/30/2026

Today is one to honour the Survivors of residential schools, remember the children who never returned home & hold space for the families & Communities who continue to carry the impacts of these experiences across generations.

Truth & Reconciliation asks us to remember; it also asks us to listen, learn, reflect & act.

The stories, truths & experiences shared by Survivors, Elders, Knowledge Keepers, families, & Indigenous Communities are not something we acknowledge for one day then set aside. They are part of an ongoing responsibility to understand the history of residential schools, recognize their continued impacts within our people today & build relationships grounded in respect, accountability & truth.

As September comes to an end, the work does not.

An orange shirt, a ceremony, a conversation, a moment of learning — these can all be meaningful beginnings. But reconciliation is something we continue to carry into our workplaces, schools, families, Communities & relationships throughout the year.

We remember. We listen. We reflect. We carry the responsibility forward. 🧡

May we continue to make space for Indigenous voices, honour the truths that have been shared, moving forward with humility, care & commitment to meaningful action.

09/08/2026

Reconciliation is not a seasonal commitment.

It is ongoing work that requires relationships, listening, action, and accountability all year long.

Indigenous organizations, Leaders, Elders, Knowledge Keepers, and Kin should not only be sought out when June or September comes around.

Meaningful relationships are built by showing up, making space, sharing resources, and walking together throughout the entire year.

Reconciliation is 365 days a year.

09/03/2026

📣 500+ letters have already been sent, but we’re not done yet!

Write to your local MP and ask them to keep the Menstrual Equity Fund! We’ve made it easy to find your MP’s information and send an email.

Go to MENSTRUALEQUITY.CA to get started OR

💬 Comment “ACTION” and we’ll DM you the link to the letter-writing tool.

Help us reach more decision makers! It only takes 2 minutes.

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Note: The platform we are using has an AI function that tailors each letter to the recipient. If you don’t want to use the tool, send us a DM, and we will share a draft of the letter for you to send from your email.

09/03/2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiaoBJJgwnw

Head over to You Tube for the For Better Periods with Fornix and Moon Time Connections Education Director, Veronica Brown

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