Unbroken Chain

05/21/2026

After nearly a decade of serving Indigenous women, Elders, and families, IWSS … Patti Alvarado needs your support for Help IWSS Relocate after Sudden Eviction

05/15/2026

Our community is what makes Pride in the Park so special 🌈💫
We’re excited to invite local artists, makers, food vendors, small businesses, and community outreach groups to be part of Pride in the Park 2026 on August 29th, 2026. Every vendor helps create a welcoming space filled with connection, celebration, and q***r joy.

Whether you’ve joined us before or this is your first year applying, we’d love to have you with us. 💛

✨ Vendor applications are officially open
🔗 Find the application link in the comments.



🌈 [Accessibility description: A pastel green poster from the Pride Society of the Comox Valley advertising vendor applications for Pride in the Park 2026. Large orange text reads “VENDORS WANTED.” The poster invites local makers, artists, food vendors, and community groups to participate in the event. Two QR codes at the bottom are labeled for community vendors and food vendors. An illustrated person wearing an orange apron stands beside a market stall graphic. Rainbow accents appear throughout the design, including a rainbow border flowing across the bottom corner.]

05/09/2026

Background information on HIV, hepatitis C and STIs in Canada, including basic information, statistics (epidemiology), provincial and national strategies to address HIV, hepatitis C and STIs, and social determinants of health.

05/03/2026

04/28/2026

We are so grateful for the ongoing support of our community! Our fundraising campaign is officially in full swing, and every contribution goes a long way.

​As a reminder, 100% of the donations we receive go directly back into our community programming—focused on creating safe spaces, healing, and connection for all. Whether you’re scanning the QR code here or joining us in person, your generosity allows us to keep this vital work moving forward.

​We look forward to seeing many of you on May 5th at the Florence Filberg Centre!

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04/17/2026

Its going down at the Comox Valley Art Gallery, this Friday Night 7pm to 9pm with Unbroken Chain.

Come hang, spit some bars, free snacks! Try some freestyle or karaoke, bring your friends! All ages!

04/12/2026

Call for Justice 2.5:
Calls for a permanent empowerment fund for cultural access.
Culture cannot depend on short-term funding.
Support must be sustained and community-led.

04/09/2026

In 2016, a Public Health Emergency was declared in British Columbia in response to rising deaths caused by the toxic drug supply. Over the past decade, Indigenous communities have been disproportionately affected and have experienced deep loss, but our communities have also shown resilience, care and resurgence.

April 14th marks the 10th year since the Toxic Drug Crisis was declared a Public Health Emergency. To mark this date, we will be hosting a webinar that will explore Indigenous approaches to harm reduction through teachings of relationship, responsibility, and community care. Using the metaphor of the fire, we will reflect on what it means to call people back to the circle — a place of belonging, acceptance meeting our relatives where they are at.

Hosted by Marnie Scow, this session will highlight the leadership of people with lived and living experience, peer workers, and Indigenous knowledge systems that centre dignity, connection, and collective care. Participants will reflect on lessons from the past decade and explore how Indigenous harm reduction and resurgence can guide pathways forward. The webinar will close with five calls to action to strengthen community care through supporting peer and Indigenous-led responses to the toxic drug supply.

We hope you will join us Tuesday, April 14, 2026 from 12pm-1:30pm PST.

If you haven't had the chance to register for this free webinar, there is still time!

For more details and to register, please visit the link below:
https://vist.ly/4xrp9