By Anne-Sophie Ruest-Paquette for COPA National In North America, the month of June marks the beginning of Pride festivities. It is a...

The pandemic has been a troubling time for non-profit organizations. Despite the challenges, COPA National has succeeded in actually...

Earlier this month, COPA National became the 50th organization to join the Forum des Leaders, a consultative group convened by the...

By Anne-Sophie Ruest-Paquette on behalf of COPA National Translated from French to English with the collaboration of Kathryn Penwill...

By Anne-Sophie Ruest-Paquette on behalf of COPA National Translated from French to English with the collaboration of Kathryn Penwill...

Our Power in Adversity is a new program from COPA that is designed to increase collective and individual resilience post-Covid-19. In...

Virtu-elles is COPA’s new cyber-violence prevention program, created with the support of the Canadian Women’s Foundation. It is a program...

What is Sustainable Happiness? One of our co-workers at COPA, Anissah, is a recent graduate of Dawson College in Montreal (Congratulation...

June is Indigenous History Month in Canada, a time devoted to recognizing and celebrating the rich cultures and heritage of First...

This article aims to give readers a brief overview of a program that is an essential and beloved cornerstone of COPA’s work. COPA is the...

Below we offer a few of our many resources for sexual assault prevention to use in the classroom, in your family, in your organization or...

Cyberbullying can be such an intensely painful experience for young people! It is a form of assault that is particularly shrouded in secrecy

There is a Nigerian proverb that says, "the child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth".

We met Catherine last fall when she accompanied Anishinaabe Elder and precious collaborator Shirley Williams to a meeting at COPA in...

Jeanne Hebert is Woman Who Walks on the Water in the Mist, an Anishinabkwe Wisdom Keeper, and a precious COPA ally. She has been an...

Shirley with a COPA storybook When Shirley Williams was seven years old, a priest and Indian agent came to the door of her parents’ house...

This Spring I had an inspiring conversation with Théo, an Indigenous parent of two kids whom the COPA team met while presenting A Circle...

As Women’s History Month draws to a close, COPA is pleased to honour and celebrate the achievements of our team member, Deb St. Amant....