Toronto on May 14, 2026
in-person Rally to End Violence in Toronto at 12 noon
Join us in-person at queen’s park
Come gather in a space where hearts are open and purpose is shared for the collective goal of ending gender-based violence in Canada.
The Rally to End Violence will begin in a good way, grounded in a traditional welcome that invites everyone into connection, respect, and collective intention at 12 noon on May 14th.
The Moose Hide Campaign Family will share their reflections on the 15-year journey of the Moose Hide Campaign, reminding us that this movement is rooted in love, responsibility, and the belief that change is possible.
Theland Kicknosway
You’ll hear the powerful voice of youth rising through Theland Kicknosway, calling us forward with courage, honesty, and hope.
Natasha Fisher
Music will carry us deeper, with a song from Natasha Fisher providing space to feel, reflect, and stand together in what matters most.
There will also be traditional drumming and dancing, showcasing the strength of culture, the resilience of community, and the energy of people united in their commitment to end violence.
This is more than a rally. It’s a coming together. A moment to stand, to listen, and to be part of something that truly matters.
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Please gather early for the 12noon start time
- There will be seating for Elders and those with need.
- There is limited parking within the region, and we encourage the use of transit.
- Queen’s Park Station is the closest subway station.
Other VIRTUAL EVENTS throughout the day!
There are also more virtual events taking place You can also register to gain access to the General Plenary in the morning and virtual workshop throughout the day!
Learn more about all the on our Campaign Day Page or our Facebook page.
What is the Moose hide Campaign?
The Moose Hide Campaign is an Indigenous-led grassroots movement that invites all Canadians to take a stand against gender-based violence by honouring, protecting, and supporting women, children, and all those along the gender continuum.
Rooted in ceremony, respect, and accountability, the Campaign centres the moose hide pin as a symbol of personal commitment and a catalyst for meaningful conversations.
Through initiatives like Moose Hide Campaign Day, workshops, and community gatherings, it brings people together across the country to reflect, learn, and take collective action toward building safer, more caring communities.
We would like to acknowledge the event is being held in the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and the Wendat Peoples, and now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.
With the participation of the Government of Canada. Avec la participation du gouvernement du Canada.