Labour Day is more than a day off. It is a moment to acknowledge the contributions, strength, and resilience of workers everywhere, including those who dedicate themselves to supporting survivors of domestic, family, and sexual violence.

In our line of work, we recognize that safe, equitable workplaces and communities are foundational to healing and prevention. The fight for fair labour standards parallels the ongoing commitment to creating environments where dignity, respect, and safety are upheld for all.

We pause to not only acknowledge the workers who power our economy but also the advocates, caregivers, and frontline heroes who help build stronger, safer communities. Through collaboration and care, we can move toward a future where everyone can thrive free from violence and harm.