The Summer Solstice, observed each year around June 21, marks the longest day of sunlight and holds deep cultural and spiritual significance for many Indigenous Peoples across Turtle Island. It is a time of renewal, ceremony, and connection to land, community, and tradition.

As a trauma and violence informed organization, we acknowledge the importance of this day and recognize the strength and knowledge shared by Indigenous communities. We encourage reflection, learning, and respectful participation in local events that celebrate Indigenous culture and heritage.

At Waypoints, we continue to walk alongside individuals and communities in ways that honour lived experience, resilience, and healing.