Resources: National Ribbon Skirt Day (Jan 4): General

General

'Famous' Isabella and her ribbon skirt have made a difference, says family
The family of a 10-year-old Saskatchewan girl who inspired a movement of ribbon-skirt wearing say they've seen positive changes promoting reconciliation with the Indigenous community at the school where the incident that kicked off the campaign took place.
Further information on the RCMP’s inclusion of the Ribbon Skirt into the approved ceremonial dress for Indigenous members
The Ribbon Skirt is an initiative of the Women's Indigenous Network (WIN), an employee-led, force-wide network for RCMP Indigenous women and two-spirited employees launched in 2021. Learn about it here.
National Ribbon Skirt Day
A Wikipedia article that discusses the significance of National Ribbon Skirt Day in Canada
National Ribbon Skirt Day
This great in-depth article tells the origin of National Ribbon Skirt Day.
National Ribbon Skirt Day Act
This is the text of the law that made January 4th into National Ribbon Skirt Day. It includes text about the significance of the ribbon skirt in Indigenous cultures.