‘I don’t feel safe’: Youth calls for acceptance of gender diversity at AFN assembly
Kieran Davis, a member of the Ontario First Nation Young Peoples Council, addressed the Assembly of First Nations’ special chiefs assembly on Thursday to call for better gender inclusivity.
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