Revitalizing relationships among Indigenous peoples and all Canadians. Our programs educate, connect communities and promote reconciliation.
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We pay homage to the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples across Turtle Island and the Indigenous communities worldwide.
Namwayut - We Are All One
#Indigenoushistory #reconciliation #Indigenouspeoplesday
Namwayut—We Are All One. Chief Robert Joseph reminds us that both 'Namwayut' and Indigenous History Month inspire reflection on reconciliation. Let’s honor this message and work towards a united, inclusive future.
#IndigenousHistoryMonth #Reconciliation
In honor of Indigenous History Month, deepen your understanding of Indigenous cultures, histories, and contributions. Here are books that offer profound insights, powerful stories, and critical perspectives to enrich your knowledge.
#IndigenousHistoryMonth #IndigenousVoices
We honour and celebrate the rich heritage, cultures, and traditions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples across Turtle Island.
#NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth
On #RedDressDay, remember the missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ individuals. Learn, listen, and act. #MMIWG2S+
Learn and Take Action: rb.gy/8du7e4
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Eslhílhkw’iws Chet (Census) - Identity, Culture, and Language
We learned a lot about how our Members connect to Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Identity, Culture, and Language.
📊View data charts at bit.ly/Identity_Culture_Lang… or the full report at squamish.net/census
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March 8, is International Women’s Day (IWD)! Explore and share this timeline of over 150 influential First Nations, Inuit, and Métis women.
Shout out to the DWF Artist Ambassadors on the list, Rhonda Head & Jennifer Podemski.
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#InternationalWomensDay
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The #SistersInSpirit movement began more than three decades ago, and remains close to our hearts to this day. It connects survivors, family members, and professionals who care deeply about #MMIWG.
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In honour of #IWD2024, we're highlighting our #ChangeTheBill campaign. We commissioned Indigenous artists to reimagine the $20 banknote to feature inspiring Indigenous women. Help us celebrate Indigenous women’s achievements and sign our petition: changethebill.ca/
Ready to make reconciliation a daily practice? The Back Pocket Reconciliation Action Plan is your personal and portable guide to inspiring positive change.
Read our blog and download the Back Pocket Reconciliation Action Plan tool: rb.gy/o1zd3q
Reconciliation will take all of us to achieve — please make your #GivingTuesday
Donate Now: shorturl.at/ehxDE
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Chief Dr. Robert Joseph: A Practitioner of Compassion youtu.be/nnVup74tzm0?si=pAG7… via @YouTube @Rec_Can
Your support shapes a future vision of dialogue, healing, and understanding. Dive into the details on our blog. shorturl.at/fDOQ7
#ReconciliationJourney #FutureVision #InformingChange"
Join us and share your unique story of reconciliation.
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#weareallone #shareyourstory
Join us and share your unique story of reconciliation.
reconciliationcanada.ca/we-a…
#weareallone #shareyourstory
This #OrangeShirtDay, let's unite in remembrance and action. Amplify voices, and commit to reconciliation. #EveryChildMatters #TruthAndReconciliation
Our common humanity is what we all share. No matter how long or difficult the path ahead, we are all one
–Chief Robert Joseph
#weareallone #reconciliation #unity #togetherness
The moment for togetherness is approaching. Keep your calendars marked for the 30th and stay tuned. It's time to join hands and create positive change.
#weareallone #stayconnected #reconciliation
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#DYK many policies and actions from Canada’s genocide against Indigenous people persist today? Recognizing Canada has committed genocide is essential for #reconciliation. We must acknowledge this history and its legacy. Help spread our story: teachthegenocide.ca
