Film Premiere of "Look What They've Done" & Gathering for Justice for Jared

Monday November 23 at 5:30 pM

1803 East 1st Ave. xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh & səlilwətaɬ lands

By donation, all funds going to Justice for Jared. And brand new merch for sale!

Marking Jared “Jay” Lowndes's birthday and to raise awareness about the upcoming inquest into his killing by the RCMP, join the ongoing Justice for Jared campaign for the film premiere of "Look What They've Done" and a community gathering.

Jared Lowdnes, a proud member of the Lakislyu Clan of the Wet'suwet'en Nation, was fatally shot by RCMP more than five years ago. As the BC Coroner's Service prepares for an inquest in the coming months, we invite you to watch a new documentary "Look What They've Done" about the struggle for justice and to come hear from Jared's mother, Laura Holland.

Come get involved in the struggle for justice for Jared, and join this Wet'suwet'en family who have refused to back down in their fight against a system that has been killing Indigenous children since contact. In the face of murderous and genocidal policing, our communities must respond with care for impacted families and demand real accountability and an end to colonial police violence.

The event is organized in coordination with Weaving our Worlds.

Accessibility + Housekeeping

• Begins with a feast and welcome at 5:30 pm
• Mask when you are not eating. For community accessibility, food will be served throughout this event. Masks will be available on-site.
• Venue has an accessible entrance at street level, which gives access to hall, washrooms, and kitchen. The washroom door opening is 86 cm, and the stall door is 61 cm.
• This is a child-friendly event with a children's playroom but there is no separate childminding available.
• We never collaborate with any policing agency. This includes never allowing entry to cops, cbsa etc, nor ever providing information or immigration status of people.
• We welcome curiosity and conversation! This does not extend to harassing, discriminatory, oppressive speech or actions, especially related to marginalized genders, sexualities, race, religion, disability, age, appearance, etc. Everyone commits to a welcoming and dignified environment for all.