Girls Site A Guide for Immigrant Women
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We've come a long way, but have a long way yet to go. There is a difference between tolerance and acceptance. Our lived reality contains examples of under-employment which all too often relegates us to the ranks of valuable untapped resources. Equality must be practiced not isolated to idle verbiage.

Daurene E. Lewis

 

Nova Scotia Advisory Council on the Status of Women

Advisory Council members are women from across Nova Scotia who have demonstrated interest and involvement in women's issues in their communities. The Advisory Council was established in 1977 under the Advisory Council on the Status of Women Act and the Advisory Council on the Status of Women Regulations. It was created to educate the public and advise the provincial government on issues of interest and concern to women. The Advisory Council works to make sure that issues affecting the lives of Nova Scotia women become part of the government's plan. Our concerns touch all areas of women's lives.