
Our story is one of dedication, unity, and a commitment to supporting Indigenous voices and vision
BRAWC’s Circle of Directors is legally responsible for the governance of the organization. Within that mandate is the expectation that the board develops, implements and monitors policies that allows the organization to carry out its work. The Executive Director is responsible for the day to day operations of BRAWC. BRAWC has solely relied on annual grants since our inception.
The Circle of Directors plays a crucial role in ensuring that every decision made is in alignment with our core values and the needs of our communities. Each director brings invaluable insight and experience, ensuring that BRAWC remains community-driven, with a focus on fostering long-term, sustainable growth.

A Reflection of Our Identity
Our name was given to us by an Elder. Biminaawzogin signifies women helping, or caring for each other. The late Terry (baa) Desormeaux designed our logo.
