Resolutions, By-Laws & Public Affairs Chair: Mina Di Domenico
BPW Brampton Caledon champions policy change through provincial and federal resolutions that advance women’s rights, equity, and safety.
Members in Motion. Inspiring Change.
In Our Community
BPW Brampton Caledon creates positive change through community partnerships and advocacy at the provincial and national levels. From supporting local organizations to developing resolutions that influence public policy, our members work together to advance women’s equality, safety, and well-being.
Community Partners
- Caledon Community Services
- Salvation Army Honeychurch Family Life Resource Centre
- Ste. Louise Outreach Centre of Peel
- Victim Services of Peel
- Wellspring Chinguacousy Cancer Support Foundation
Across the Province
BPW Brampton Caledon advances policies that improve women’s health, safety, economic security, and equal opportunities across Ontario. Through BPW Ontario’s resolutions process, members identify issues, propose solutions, and advocate for meaningful change.
Our Resolutions Adopted by BPW Ontario
- 2026: Improving Timely Access to Women’s Health Screening and Diagnostic Testing in Ontario
- 2025: Addressing Gender-Specific Mental Health Needs and Reforming Ontario’s Mental Health Care System
- 2024: Expansion of Funding for Women Victims of Violence
- 2024: Programs Preventing Gender-Based Violence in Immigrant Communities
- 2024: Funding for Bail Court Notifications to Victim Services Agencies
Resolutions are debated and voted on at BPW Ontario’s Annual General Meeting. Once adopted, they help shape the Provincial Brief, which is shared with the Ontario government, relevant ministries, and other decision-makers.
Members can strengthen this advocacy by sharing the Brief with their local Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP).
Across Canada
BPW Brampton Caledon advances national policies that strengthen women’s equality, economic security, health, and safety. Through BPW Canada’s resolutions process, members identify emerging issues, propose solutions, and advocate for meaningful change.
Our Resolutions Adopted by BPW Canada
- 2026: Closing Persistent Pay Gaps for Women in Canada
- 2026: Implementing Stronger Digital Laws to Regulate Social Media Platforms
- 2025: Federal Income Tax Equity and Single Senior Women
- 2025: Criminalizing Coercive Control in Intimate Relationships
- 2025: Standing with Afghan Women and Girls
- 2025: Gender Equity in Artificial Intelligence
- 2024: The Prioritization and Inclusion of Femicide in Canada’s Criminal Code
- 2023: Women’s Access to Health Education through Technology (also adopted by BPW International at its 2024 Congress in St. Kitts)
Resolutions are debated and voted on at BPW Canada’s Annual General Meeting. Once adopted, they help shape the Federal Brief, which is shared with the Government of Canada, relevant ministries, and other decision-makers.
Members can strengthen this advocacy by sharing the Brief with their local Member of Parliament (MP).
Your Voice Can Make a Difference
Every BPW member has an opportunity to contribute to advocacy. Whether identifying an emerging issue, helping develop a resolution, or engaging with elected representatives, your participation strengthens our collective voice.
