A dark-haired protester in an N95, blue t-shirt, and jeans lies on the pavement as if dead. They’re surrounded by a chalk body outline, with other body outlines as far as the eye can see.

Who we are

DoNoHarm BC is a non-partisan action group based in British Columbia, Canada. Our mission is to demand evidence-based safety measures in high-risk settings; to advocate for effective and equitable public health policies; and to help lead grassroots collective action promoting safety, equity, accessibility, and resilience in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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In-person, online, by mail, by phone – British Columbians are joining the movement to make our communities safer. Take action today!

  • A young person with long black hair, a red headband and a black respirator holds two yellow signs: "1 in 33 in BC are currently infected" and "I've had Long Covid for 20+ months. Please do not abandon us"
  • On a cork background, a pink and white hand-drawn postcard is surrounded by markers and stickers. It reads, Covid Safety = Equity, Accessibility, Worker Protection
  • Closeup of two smiling protesters outdoors wearing N95s, one in sunglasses. They're waving and holding up a hand-drawn sign by a child, which shows a heart wearing a mask
  • A young person with a short fair hair and a black respirator holds a green sign reading, "Vulnerable lives are still worth protecting"
  • A stretch of pavement is covered in colourful chalk body outlines. All caps text between the body outlines reads, Retired at 28 because of Long Covid.
  • Two blond people, one standing and one in a wheelchair, are wearing plaid clothing and respirators. The wheelchair user holds a sign reading, Protect hospitals, Protect Seniors; Do No Harm; #MaskUp.
  • Two colourful hand-drawn postcards on a pink background read, Clean Air in Schools, and Let's Share Clean Air!
  • A scattering of colourful printed postcards from DoNoHarm BC include slogans like Clean the Air, Hospitals should give care not Covid, I love someone who is high-risk for COVID-19, I got a virus and I never got better, and Be Kind (protect the vulnerable). Between them, postcard backs have hand-written messages to Health Minister Adrian Dix.
  • In front of a brick wall, a stretch of pavement includes part of a chalk body outline, and a message that reads, Covid is a mass disabling event. The feet of passersby can be seen in the frame.
  • A line of protesters wearing N-95 masks hold colourful signs and banners outside Health Minister Adrian Dix's office. Some of the signs read, Not Safe, Not Kind; Protect Patients, Make Masks Mandatory; Keep Masks in Healthcacre; Say Airborne; and Vulnerable Lives are Still Worth Protecting.

Diverse British Columbians wear respirators and hold signs calling for safer healthcare. Chalk drawings on the pavement read, “Retired at 28 because of Long Covid” and “Covid is a mass disabling event”. Multiple printed and handmade postcards call for clean air and masks in healthcare; one reads, “Covid safety = Equity, Accessibility, Worker Protection”.

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We’re all in this together

Public health affects everyone – and supporting each other makes our communities stronger. That’s why we collaborate with many other groups, experts, and advocates who align with our goals. Check out the work of just a few of our allies:

Protect Our Province BC
Safe Schools Coalition BC
Masks 4 East Van's logo features a blue mask with a red heart on it, against a yellow background features a red hear
Masks 4 East Van
Still COVIDing Canada
Safe Care ON logo in black and green with white text
Safe Care Ontario