Muskoka Parry Sound Sexual Assault Services

03/24/2026

You are not alone.

Our 24/7 helpline offers confidential, non-judgmental, survivor-led support whenever you need it.

You don't have to be in crisis to reach out. Whether you have questions, need support, or just want to talk, we're here.

💜1-800-461-2929

03/22/2026

“Building Our Bundles” has been a powerful and healing gathering.

Even in just a few days, this Woodlands regalia making workshop created space for connection, culture, and community, where teachings were shared, stories were honoured, and relatives came together in a good way.

Led by Shannon and Ryan Gustafson, and supported by the Minister of Indigenous Affairs and First Nations Economic Reconciliation, this opportunity was created for Residential School Survivors and their families to gather and heal through creation.

Miigwetch to our partners TAIBU Community Health Centre and Council Fire Native Cultural Centre, and to Cora Lee Simon and Suzanne Smoke for coordinating this meaningful work 💜

03/18/2026

Join us for this month's drop-in program: A free, all-levels yoga session with Karlie, from Foxy Birch Yoga. Registration is required: email martina@mpssas.com. We hope to see you there!

Location:
MPSSAS
29 Manitoba Street, Bracebridge ON

03/13/2026

Muskoka Parry Sound Sexual Assault Services (MPSSAS) is an intersectional feminist organization dedicated to ending sexual violence and harassment.

We provide leadership, education, advocacy, and trauma-informed support to survivors - wherever they are in their journey.

We believe and honour all survivors. Always.

03/10/2026

Join us for a FREE Yoga Workshop led by Karlie from Foxy Birch Yoga. This gentle session will focus on stretching, movement, and reconnecting with your body in a supportive and welcoming space.

Beginners welcomed!
Monday, March 30
11am - 12 pm

Registration is required. To sign up, email martina@mpssas.com

Come breathe, stretch, and move with us! 💜

03/08/2026

This IWD, we’re thanking the allies who speak up in helping women rise. Men who are advocates face pressures from other men.
A shout out to all the allies in our community and beyond - Julian Taylor, Mike Celia and all the ally musicians through the musical project Chorus of Courage (new music is coming!) Albert Spiritman Kevin Myran Pat Green Andre Halfday and all of you too numerous to mention here. You are seen! And we love you too.

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

03/04/2026

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03/03/2026

Fashion as teaching.

At the White Buffalo Calf Woman Gala & Fashion Show at the Royal Ontario Museum, we were honoured to feature Kelvin Boissonneau of the Crane Clan from Garden River Ojibway Nation.

Kelvin’s collection reflects his understanding of Deer Woman — a sacred spirit who reminds us that women are to be respected and honoured.

As an Anishinaabe man who has gone through coming-of-age ceremonies, Kelvin shares that he was raised by his beautiful Komis (grandmother), who taught him ceremony, language, and the responsibility to honour life-givers and matriarchs.

His designs are created in memory of her strength and the teachings she passed down.

Miigwetch for bringing these teachings to the runway and uplifting Indigenous women through your artistry.

03/03/2026

At the White Buffalo Calf Woman Gala & Fashion Show at the Royal Ontario Museum, we were honoured to feature CNNS Beautiful Creations, a talented Afro-Indigenous mother–daughter duo whose work reflects deep cultural pride and artistry.

Their business showcases a passion for traditional Indigenous craftsmanship, including moccasins, dreamcatchers, beaded jewelry, ribbon shirts, and ribbon skirts.

We are grateful to have shared space with such powerful creators on a night dedicated to uplifting Indigenous women and ending gender-based violence.

Miigwetch for your brilliance and leadership.

03/03/2026

Fashion as advocacy.

At the White Buffalo Calf Woman Gala & Fashion Show at the Royal Ontario Museum, Indigenous and Afro-Indigenous designers transformed the runway into a powerful space of story, resistance, and cultural resurgence.

We extend our deepest gratitude to all of the visionary designers who shared their artistry, leadership, and medicine with our community. Your work honours Indigenous women and strengthens our collective commitment to ending gender-based violence.

Featured Designers:
- Suzanne Smoke (Sacred Soul Designs)
- Bruno Henry
- No BS Label
- Ix Balam
- Little Feather Couture
- Shauna McAllister
- Kelvin Boissonneau
- Charm Logan (Thunderbird Clothing)
- CNNS Beautiful Creations
- Waaizhshiwzag Youth Designers

Miigwetch for your talent, generosity, and brilliance.





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