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Walk a Mile in a Ribbon Skirt is an annual event intended to teach and share the rich history behind the ribbon skirt as a symbol of strength, feminism, and survival. Each year, the event invites people to learn about, understand, and help stop the prejudices Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people face when they wear them in urban places.
Image credit: Keegan Haze Photography; and the co-founder: Clelijha Currie-Courtright (2nd from the left).
Community sponsors and event organizers include:
On social media: Get involved online through Walk a Mile in a Ribbon Skirt’s social media campaign, it's simple! Share videos of your ribbon skirts on social media using #YEGMyRibbonSkirt.
Community Services
18th Floor, Edmonton Tower
10111 104 Avenue NW
P.O. Box 2359
Edmonton, AB T5J 2R7
| indigenousrelations@edmonton.ca | |
| Phone | 780-944-7602 |
| Fax | 780-577-3525 |