Resources
Empowering Friendship Centre Communities Through Shared Knowledge
Explore our collection of resources designed to uplift, inform, and inspire. At ANFCA, we believe in the power of knowledge exchange to strengthen member Friendship Centres and foster cultural resilience, collaboration, and awareness across urban Indigenous communities.
Inspired by the vastness of the night sky, ANFCA’s provincial framework, “Navigating Towards Our North Star,” offers a crucial guiding map in the fight against Urban Indigenous gender-based and sexual violence.
This framework connects our aspirations to boundless possibilities, fostering understanding, healing, and a collective vision of well-being for Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQIA+ relatives. It’s a journey towards a brighter future, illuminated by hope and guided by our shared commitment to safety and justice.
ANFCA’s PSA, “A Better Life,” confronts the harsh reality of human trafficking, an issue disproportionately affecting Indigenous communities.
More than half of all trafficking victims are Indigenous, and chillingly, they are often exploited by someone they already know and trust. This PSA aims to shine a light on this critical issue, helping to expose the hidden dangers and protect our communities.
ANFCA’s PSA Breaking the Chains highlights that opioids don’t discriminate. Every day, this crisis devastates families and claims lives across Alberta, with a particularly heavy toll on Indigenous communities.
ANFCA’s PSA confronts the urgent reality of opioid addiction, aiming to shed light on its widespread impact and the path to recovery.
ANFCA’s animated graphic novel, “Good Medicine,” explores the vital conversation around vaccines within Indigenous communities, highlighting their importance along with traditional medicines.
This powerful story follows grandparents as they share their wisdom with their grandchildren, teaching them about history, culture, and why they embrace “good medicines.” Watch as they bridge knowledge systems, emphasizing a holistic approach to health and well-being.
ANFCA’s “The Colour of Hope” is an animated graphic novel designed to spark vital conversations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples about reconciliation.
Follow the journey of two young students, their parents, as they navigate the path of Truth and Reconciliation together. This powerful story aims to foster understanding, empathy, and dialogue, bridging divides and building a shared future.
Anyone can be a human trafficking recruiter, even someone you consider a friend.
This PSA aims to raise awareness that the danger of trafficking can come from unexpected places and familiar faces. It’s crucial to understand the signs and protect yourself and your loved ones.
