The Work

Across Canada, harm reduction and mental health programs are under attack and framed as “public safety” but rooted in control, not care. Removing these supports doesn't protect communities; it abandons them. If we want a future where no one is disposable, we must fight for systems built on healing, not punishment.

Across Canada, politicians are attacking comprehensive sex ed under the guise of "protecting kids." But limiting education on consent, identity, and healthy relationships doesn’t keep kids safe, it keeps them vulnerable. This isn't about protection. It's about control.

Across Canada, anti-racism and EDI work are under attack. Politicians claim it's about "neutrality" and "fairness" but it’s really about protecting power and erasing accountability. Equity isn't division. Inclusion isn't indoctrination. Justice isn't a trend. It's a responsibility.

Anti-trans policies in Canada aren’t about protecting kids, they’re about controlling them. Behind the slogans of “parental rights” is a strategy of fear, surveillance, and erasure. If your freedom requires another child’s silence, it was never about freedom at all.

Banning books isn’t about safety. It’s about controlling whose stories get told and whose get erased. Protecting children means making sure every child feels seen, safe, and valued, not silencing the truth to preserve comfort.

Scarcity mindset tells us to grab what we can and fear anyone who needs help. But the truth is, there’s enough, if we choose to share it. The problem is never your neighbour’s slice. It’s the people hoarding whole pizzas in the back room.

We’ve been taught to chase the spotlight, but at what cost? This new blog post explores the unsettling overlap between white supremacy and narcissism and how our obsession with being seen might be keeping us from truly seeing each other.

We created this quick overview to help you make sense of terms like right-wing, socialism, fascism, communism, liberalism, and more. These words get thrown around in debates, political ads, and media headlines, but they're not always used accurately or consistently.

If voting feels frustrating, limited, or even harmful… you’re not alone. But that doesn’t mean it’s not worth doing.

Not every political movement is a cult. But when loyalty is demanded over logic it's no longer about leadership. It's about control.

Parenting in isolation fuels the systems we are trying to dismantle, but raising our kids in community? That is where transformation happens

In the end, our lesson is clear: true change doesn’t come from tirelessly resisting the old but from courageously creating the new.

Imagine a world where every child grows up free from fear, confident in their identity, and surrounded by a community that uplifts them.

Moms Against Racism (MAR) Canada and MAR USA are proud to announce a renewed and deepened partnership.

A 2025 Mother's take on the Dylan Thomas poem, "Do not go gentle into that good night"

White supremacy culture keeps us apart, designed to make us feel isolated and powerless. Community is how we fight back.

Black History month is meant to celebrate Black joy, resistance, innovation and unity. So why doesn't it always feel that way?

8 reminders to help you talk with your students about Truth and Reconciliation in a culturally safe way.

April 24th to 30th is National Volunteer Week. This year we are spotlighting five young Canadian activists to keep your eyes on.

Moms Against Racism shares just how poorly Canadian women are paid and how it's even worse when you're not white.