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Destiny Thomas is a Cree language literacy major at First Nations University of Canada and a mother. She is originally from Pelican Lake First Nation.
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Domestic violence survivors turn to social media during lockdown
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Domestic violence survivors turn to social media during lockdown

May 22, 2020April 15, 2022 By : Destiny Thomas
Tagged in : COVID-19 Domestic Violence Social Media
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