Canadian Center For Women’s Empowerment (CCFWE)
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The only 🇨🇦 non-profit organization dedicated to ending #ECONOMICABUSE through education, policy change & economic empowerment! #finacialequity #coerceddebt
Ottawa, Ontario
Joined January 2020
Today marks Economic Abuse Awareness Day, “Counting the Cost”! . Take a moment to watch a powerful message of support and call to action from the Honourable Hon. @MarciIen, Minister for Women and Gender Equality and Youth. Let's unite to address Economic Abuse and support the
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Happening now! @ccfwe 's National Taskforce for Women’s Economic Justice Finance subcommittee meeting. Members will provide input toward identifying policy gaps how #economicabuse can be better addressed. Thank you to all our members for your continued support
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CCFWE proudly celebrates the appointment of Rechie Valdez as the new Minister for Women and Gender Equality (WAGE) and Secretary of State for Small Business and Tourism. This is a critical moment for survivors and communities across Canada. Minister Valdez’s leadership brings
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RT @prospercan: Learning Hub resource spotlight: Technology-Facilitated Economic Abuse: Fact Sheet A form of abuse that arises when digital….
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We are honoured to receive funding from the McConnell Foundation to advance our national efforts in addressing economic abuse through policy innovation and systemic reform. This support strengthens the Canadian Center for Women’s Empowerment (CCFWE) in leading the development of
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We congratulate Prime Minister Mark Carney on his election victory. This new chapter is an opportunity to prioritize survivor economic empowerment and advance gender equity across Canada. We urge the new government to act on financial independence, economic justice, and
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Tomorrow is Election Day!.It’s time to demand better. Every government must prioritize and invest in gender equality — because it’s not optional, it’s essential. At the Canadian Center for Women’s Empowerment (CCFWE), we proudly stand with the national movement calling for
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April is Black Maternal Health Month, a time to spotlight the systemic barriers Black women face during pregnancy and beyond. At the intersection of financial control, immigration pressures, and restricted reproductive choices lies reproductive economic abuse! .Our latest blog.
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Your Voice. Your Vote. This April 28, help shape a future rooted in equality, economic empowerment, and safety. Your vote can make a difference. For more information on voting, visit
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RT @schliferclinic: Thank you to everyone who attended and supported SHE MATTERS! Your generosity helps the Clinic continue providing essen….
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RT @CdnBankers: DYK that financial abuse is a common aspect of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV). This is when a partner is looking to gain o….
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Today, we are honoured to deliver a workshop for the Canadian Bankers Association - @CdnBankers - CBA. This important session helps strengthen the capacity of banks to better support and protect their clients. Thank you to CBA your hard work to protect women. @td_canada @rbc
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RT @LukesPlace1: #Selfcaresunday 🫶. Take a moment today to check in with your emotional and psychological well-being. Whether it's journali….
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We had the pleasure of attending the Leg Up Conference in Toronto an incredible gathering of Black wealth and financial empowerment experts on access to banking and trauma of wealth, banking financial equity. It was especially inspiring to see CCFWE National taskforce member,
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The Canadian Center for Women’s Empowerment (CCFWE) joins nationwide women’s services organizations, including YWCA Canada and many others, in advocating for the economic well-being of families and mobilizing Canadians to vote for leaders who prioritize equity and justice. As
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In the face of growing uncertainty from trade instability to political narratives of austerity our message is clear: Canada cannot afford not to invest in its people. Access to healthcare, safe housing, affordable child care, and economic safety are not luxuries they are
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Happening Now!.CCFWE’s National Taskforce for Women’s Economic Justice (NTWJ) – Finance Subcommittee is in session. Experts from major banks, credit unions, financial empowerment agencies, and academic institutions are coming together to provide input, expertise, and strategic
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New Blog Alert!. Breaking Free: Katie Oppen’s Journey from Economic Abuse to Empowerment. Katie’s story is one of resilience, courage, and transformation. From surviving economic abuse to becoming a thriving business owner and mentor, her journey reminds us that recovery is
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Happening NOW!. We’re live for our powerful Anti-Fraud Month event focused on economic abuse and romance scams—a critical issue disproportionately impacting Black, immigrant, and racialized women. Join us as we unpack the hidden layers of financial manipulation, scams masked as
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Ottawa 🇨🇦 | Advancing Women’s Economic Justice and Security. The Canadian Centre for Women’s Empowerment (CCFWE) was honoured to meet with the Honourable Lynne Chantal, Minister for Women’s Equality, to discuss one of the most urgent yet often overlooked issues affecting women
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