…on Canada’s history with Indigenous people, particularly the impact of Indian Residential Schools. Project of Heart For the first National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, Beechwood did something it has…
…with the broader community to help educate and share knowledge of Indigenous cultures. Kimberly Breen-Johnson, St. John’s Indigenous engagement co-ordinator, said the group started their visit sitting inside a tipi…
…Centre on the Churches, Truth, and Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples in the Faculty of Theology at Saint Paul University.” Looking Ahead In June, during National Indigenous History Month and on…
…managed to organize speaking tours and media engagement for the Dene and other Indigenous communities in the area in the late 70s, early 80s,” said Bianchi. “If you were around…
…Andrew Balfour. Together, they filled the Cathedral with music that beautifully mingles choral works with Indigenous perspectives and language. Balfour directed the composite choir through two of his original compositions…
…“Now is a time to listen to Indigenous voices, and to hear the profound pain, anger, and wisdom in those voices. The lives of the Indigenous Children matter very much,…
Our parish experience with the Kairos Blanket Exercise was formative, emotional and bridge building. While we as a parish had previously celebrated National Indigenous History Month and a couple of…
…On. The workshop invites participants to walk on to a map to get a better understanding of settler and Indigenous relations. The diversity of hundreds of Indigenous groups and their…
…and educators, the KAIROS Blanket Exercise (KBE) is an interactive and experiential teaching tool that explores the historic and contemporary relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in the land we…
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