MISSION: WE PROVIDE SAFE SPACE, RESOURCES, AND ADVOCACY SO EVERY WOMAN IN OUR COMMUNITY CAN HEAL, GROW AND BLOSSOM
VISION: EMPOWERING WOMEN TO BE SAFE, SUPPORTED, AND INDEPENDENT
VALUES:
FLOURISH: SUPPORTING WOMEN TO LIVE FREE. FROM VIOLENCE, OPPRESSION, AND LIMITATIONS.
EMPATHY: MEETING EVERY PERSON WITH COMPASSION AND UNDERSTANDING.
MENTORSHIP: GUIDING AND UPLIFTING WOMEN THROUGH SHARED WISDOM AND SUPPORT.
MOVEMENT: DRIVING PROGRESS TOWARD SYSTEMATIC AND PERSONAL CHANGE.
EQUITY: ENSURING FAIRNESS AND ADVOCATING FOR EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES.
Meet The Board
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Micki Materi
Board Chair
Committees:
Finance Committee
Western Canada Women’s Foundation -

Jenna Morrison
Vice Board Chair
Committees:
Fund Development Committee
Western Canada Women’s Foundation -

Holly Kletke
Board Secretary
Committees:
Fund Development Committee -

Jameson Pierre
Founder & Director at Large
Committees:
Communications & Marketing
Women’s Conference Planning Table -

Kathleen Larose
Founder & Executive Director
Committees:
Western Canada Women’s Foundation
Western Canada Women’s Leadership Council
Finance Committee
Women’s Conference Planning Table -

Bailey Fujita-Stewart
Founder & Director of Philanthropy
Committees:
Fund Development Committee
Women’s History Month Planning Table
Women’s Conference Planning Table -

Carly Watson
Director of Programs
Committees:
Fund Development Committee
Women’s History Month Planning Table
Women’s Conference Planning Table -

Sara Warner
Director of Finance
Committees:
Finance Committee
Fund Development Committee
Acknowledgement
At Interior Women's Centre Society, we acknowledge that we operate on the traditional, unceded territories of the Secwépemc, Syilx (Okanagan), and Nlaka'pamux Peoples, whose lands include the areas of Kamloops, Kelowna, Salmon Arm, and Merritt. We recognize the deep connections these Nations have to their ancestral lands and waters, and we honour their enduring presence and contributions to these regions.
We recognize the historical and ongoing impacts of colonization, systemic racism, and the residential school system on Indigenous communities, including those within the Secwépemc, Syilx, and Nlaka'pamux Nations. As an organization committed to equity, we affirm our responsibility to support the process of Truth and Reconciliation.
