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Celebrating Pride ?????????? We are proud to celebrate Pride beginning in March and throughout April! Our Pride Unity Games, presented by e.l.f., celebrate the LGBTQ+ community with special guests, activations, in-game tributes and partnerships with local and national LGBTQ+ organizations. These celebrations feature our Pride Unity Game logo designed by Eli, a queer and transgender creative whose work is deeply rooted in themes of identity, resilience and self-expression. Learn more about our celebrations ?? https://bit.ly/41C20DB ?? https://bit.ly/41ZXOxl

One million and counting ?? Last night in Detroit, we surpassed one million fans in attendance since launch! The game also set the new U.S. attendance record for professional women’s hockey—the fourth time we have broken the record. ?? https://bit.ly/4iuB0g3

Learn more about our 2025 Indigenous Heritage community partner, Aboriginal Sport Circle! ? As part of our celebration, the PWHL is proud to make a contribution to Aboriginal Sport Circle, an organization dedicated to supporting Indigenous athletes and increasing access to hockey and other sports within Indigenous communities.?

Spotlighting our 2025 Indigenous Heritage poster artwork by artist Alanah Astehtsi?' Otsistóhkwa? (Morningstar) Jewell! Her design is a powerful reflection on the connection between identity, culture and passion for the game of hockey.

Learn about our Indigenous Heritage artist, Alanah Astehtsi?' Otsistóhkwa? (Morningstar) Jewell! ?? A Bear Clan member from Oneida Nation of the Thames, Alanah's designs are deeply rooted in her culture, incorporating themes of nature, spirituality and identity.

We are proud to celebrate Indigenous Heritage with activations across our Canadian teams. This includes the unveiling of special Unity Game artwork created by Indigenous artist Alanah Astehtsi?' Otsistóhkwa? (Morningstar) Jewell, a Bear Clan member from Oneida Nation of the Thames! Learn more about our celebrations: bit.ly/3FcauJS

On #InternationalWomensDay we celebrate all women, from the trailblazers to the aspiring next generation. ??

In celebration of Women's Empowerment Month, the PWHL joined a cast of inspirational women in logistics and technology from Amazon Canada to recognize the ways in which women are leading on and off the ice! ?? Julia Tocheri from the PWHL Media House's Jocks in Jills Podcast hosted a panel including Toronto Sceptres' Assistant Coach Rachel Flanagan, reflecting on their career journeys and sharing their insights for the next generation. The event was in honor of Prime Video's broadcast partnership with the PWHL, providing live Canadian coverage of all Tuesday night games this season. Learn more about the event ?? https://bit.ly/4i6E0iL

Learn more about our 2025 Women's Empowerment Month community partners, the Canadian and USA Women's National Para Hockey teams! ?? ?? wphcanada.com ?? https://lnkd.in/eJaJMedb

Meet Fiorella Granda,?our Women’s Empowerment Month featured artist! ?? Fiorella’s journey is one of passion and empowerment. Her background as an athlete has fueled her mission to advocate for women’s representation in sports through her art.?