Understanding the Moosehide Campaign

What is the main purpose of the Moosehide Campaign?

• To promote hunting of moose in Canada

• To end violence against women and children, especially Indigenous women and girls

• To raise funds for wildlife conservation

• To celebrate Indigenous cuisine

When was the Moosehide Campaign first launched?

• 1990

• 2011

• 2005

• 2018

What symbolic item do participants of the Moosehide Campaign wear?

• A red feather

• A moosehide square

• A blue ribbon

• A cedar bracelet

Which group started the Moosehide Campaign?

• A group of university students

• An Indigenous father and daughter

• A government agency

• A wildlife protection society

What is one of the main goals of the Moosehide Campaign?

• To increase moose populations

• To raise awareness about violence against women and children

• To promote traditional Indigenous foods

• To support sports events

How does the Moosehide Campaign impact Indigenous communities?

• By providing scholarships for students

• By encouraging conversations about safety and respect

• By building new schools

• By organising hunting trips

Which of the following is a key awareness strategy used by the Moosehide Campaign?

• Distributing moosehide squares

• Hosting cooking competitions

• Planting trees

• Organising marathons

What is the significance of the moosehide square?

• It represents wealth

• It symbolises a personal commitment to end violence

• It is a fashion statement

• It is used for hunting

Which of the following is an event organised by the Moosehide Campaign?

• Moosehide Campaign Day

• National Sports Day

• Indigenous Art Festival

• Canada Day Parade

How can schools participate in the Moosehide Campaign?

• By holding awareness workshops and discussions

• By organising fishing tournaments

• By selling moosehide products

• By hosting movie nights