Let’s Talk About Reconciliation

As we approach Truth and Reconciliation week and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we want to acknowledge and honour the ancestral territory of all the Inuit, Metis, and First Nations people that call this land home. We want to pause, reflect, and learn during this time and honour the survivors and victims. There are some activities that you can do with your students to reflect and build mutual respect and equitable relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Peoples.

IndigenousChildrenAreSacred on Instagram: "Today is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. May there also be conciliation for events that have not yet been acknowledged. We continue to share the message of honoring, remembering and respecting ALL #IndigenousChildren 🧡 • • • • This artwork centers Indigenous children wearing orange in acknowledgement to #orangeshirtday - a gesture that acknowledges and remembers Indigenous Children from past to present day. Art work by @haatzeedesigns…

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This year my family and I participated in Orange Shirt Day. This was our first time doing so. The origens of this nationwide event obliged me to deeply think of our current state of affairs as…

Please join us in wearing orange to raise awareness of the injustices of the residential school system and to honour the thousands of survivors. #nationaldayoftruthandreconciliation #orange #orangeshirtday #Hamilton #accessmidwives #hamont #hamiltonontario #community

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