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Orange Shirt Day is a time of collective remembrance during which we honour those who attended Residential Schools as well as their families and communities. It is also a time to demonstrate personal and organizational commitments to reconciliation.
Orange Shirt Day is a time of collective remembrance during which we honour those who attended Residential Schools as well as their families and communities. It is also a time to demonstrate personal and organizational commitments to reconciliation.
Orange Shirt Day is a day to remember, to witness, and to honour Residential-School survivors, their families, and communities; and to demonstrate a personal and organizational commitment to reconciliation. This year Thursday, September 30 is Orange Shirt Day across Canada.
Orange Shirt Day is a time to remember, to witness, and to honour Residential School Survivors, their families, and communities. It is also an opportunity to take action and demonstrate personal and organizational commitments to reconciliation.
Orange Shirt Day is a day to remember, to witness, and to honour residential school survivors, their families, and communities; and to demonstrate a personal and organizational commitment to reconciliation. This year Thursday September 30, 2021 is Orange Shirt Day.
In a recently published article in the Lancet, An open invitation to address anti-Indigenous systemic racism, Dr.
Resilient Roots: Métis Mental Health and Wellness is a magazine produced by the Métis Nation British Columbia’s (MNBC) Métis Youth (MY) Mental Health and Wellness Initiative.
On July 6, 2021 Mary Simon was appointed as the 30th governor general of Canada. Simon is the first Indigenous person to be appointed to the role.
