Lu’ma develops, owns and manages affordable housing units.
11/28/2023
🧡 Thank you to all who joined us for the world premiere of "Where Are All My Relations? Stories of Indigenous Homelessness in B.C." last week. We were honoured to have so many dedicated supporters and project participants with us.
11/14/2023
We still have a few seats for our FREE Indigenous film screening and panel discussion this Sunday. Let’s come together to reimagine new approaches to housing and home rooted in Indigenous culture and ways of knowing.
📽️ Where Are All My Relations? Stories of Indigenous Homelessness in B.C.
🗓️ Sunday, Nov. 19 at 1:00 PM
📍 SFU Goldcorp Centre for the Arts, 149 West Hastings
🍿 Light refreshments will be provided
🎟 FREE. Secure your seat at WhereAreAllMyRelations.eventbrite.com
⭐⭐ World Premiere ⭐⭐
Join Lu'ma and BC Housing for a FREE Indigenous film event and panel discussion and hear stories that will spark your imagination and light the pathway home.
📽️ Where Are All My Relations? Stories of Indigenous Homelessness in BC
🗓️ Sunday, Nov. 19 at 1:00 PM
📍 SFU Goldcorp Centre for the Arts, 149 West Hastings
🎟 FREE. Book your seats at WhereAreAllMyRelations.eventbrite.com
🍿 Light refreshments will be provided
11/03/2023
Join Lu'ma and BC Housing for a FREE Indigenous film event to explore the struggles and triumphs of Indigenous Peoples as they fight to build a place called home.
📽️ Where Are All My Relations? Stories of Indigenous Homelessness in B.C.
🗓️ Sunday, Nov. 19 at 1:00 PM
📍 SFU Goldcorp Centre for the Arts, 149 West Hastings
🎟 FREE. Book your FREE seats at WhereAreAllMyRelations.eventbrite.com
🍿 Light refreshments will be served
“Hope for Gitxsan children is for them to know they do belong, and they are cared for.”
Join us on a journey across the province as we explore the struggles and triumphs of Indigenous Peoples, communities and services providers as they fight to build a place to call home. Watch all 11 stories now: https://www.lnhs.ca/indigenous-led-solutions
📍Gitxsan Simgiigyat Territory
07/15/2023
Even if all of our street family were housed today, we would still have homelessness in Indigenous communities. Why? Canada's child welfare system is a leading cause of Indigenous homelessness. The system severs Indigenous children from the circles of relationships that root them. Watch the Gitxsan Nation build longhouses, providing a safe haven for their children. Culturally appropriate, decolonized care and support ensures a nurturing environment and fosters personal and intergenerational healing. Let's create lasting change together.
Join us on a journey across the province as we explore the struggles and triumphs of Indigenous Peoples, communities and services providers as they fight to build a place to call home. Watch all 11 stories now: https://www.lnhs.ca/indigenous-led-solutions
“Being an elder for me is good medicine. And dancing for me is good medicine. And being there for my people is good medicine.”
Join us on a journey across the province as we explore the struggles and triumphs of Indigenous Peoples, communities and services providers as they fight to build a place to call home. Watch all 11 stories now: https://www.lnhs.ca/indigenous-led-solutions
📍The Sinixt Nation, the Syilx Okanagan Nation, the Ktunaxa Nation Territory, and the Secwepmec Nation
07/14/2023
Don't miss this inspiring video of Running Wolf, a vibrant Cree/Métis elder. He embraces his culture and traditional teachings. These connections helped him find purpose and healing when he was lonely and without a roof over his head. Art, dance, and spirituality helped Running Wolf find inner peace. Witness his powerful connection with the Creator.
Join us on a journey across the province as we explore the struggles and triumphs of Indigenous Peoples, communities and services providers as they fight to build a place to call home. Watch Running Wolf’s story here: https://www.lnhs.ca/indigenous-led-solutions
“Being securely housed, it changed everything. My self-worth. My self-value.”
Join us on a journey across the province as we explore the struggles and triumphs of Indigenous Peoples, communities and services providers as they fight to build a place to call home. Watch all 11 stories now: https://www.lnhs.ca/indigenous-led-solutions \
📍LƏK̓ʷƏŊƏN (Songhees), Xwsepsum (Esquimalt) Nation and the W̱SÁNEĆ Peoples Territory
07/13/2023
Meet Daniel, an inspiring individual. Despite challenges with disability, cancer, HIV, and addiction, he embraces these challenges as gifts that led to housing and a wheelchair. Today, he empowers the Two-Spirit and gay community, breaking barriers and shattering homelessness stigmas.
Join us on a journey across the province as we explore the struggles and triumphs of Indigenous Peoples, communities and services providers as they fight to build a place to call home. Watch Daniel’s story here: https://www.lnhs.ca/indigenous-led-solutions
“The advice I’d give [Indigenous youth] is talk to your social worker, tell them what you need, tell them you need a place to stay and that you need to get your I.Ds in order.”
Join us on a journey across the province as we explore the struggles and triumphs of Indigenous Peoples, communities and services providers as they fight to build a place to call home. Watch all 11 stories now: https://www.lnhs.ca/indigenous-led-solutions
📍LƏK̓ʷƏŊƏN (Songhees), Xwsepsum (Esquimalt) Nation and the W̱SÁNEĆ Peoples Territory
07/12/2023
Angel's story is one of hope and resilience. Despite experiencing unstable housing, she found her way through the kindness of strangers and social workers, and an incredible amount of courage and strength. Now at 21, Angel is thriving and encourages her siblings and other youth to live a better life.
Join us on a journey across the province as we explore the struggles and triumphs of Indigenous Peoples, communities and services providers as they fight to build a place to call home. Watch Angel’s story here: https://www.lnhs.ca/indigenous-led-solutions