Social Justice
Canadians Supporting the Ukraine through the
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Resources to Bring Children home
The United Church of Canada has issued a statement of commitment to help identify the unmarked burial sites of children which may be found on the grounds of the 15 residential schools it operated. This is a response to Calls to Action 73-76 of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, and is an act of reparation. The Moderator and General Secretary have written to the Chiefs of the communities where 13 of schools were located, and in the case of the other two, the communities whose children were taken there, to let them know of this commitment and to be in dialogue about how to move forward. The United Church’s archival records were released to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, and are available at the United Church Archives. We will assist First Nations in accessing the records, and will also be providing summary research for each site. On July 21, the General Council Executive approved an initial $3 million dollars for this work. Dr. Dawn Lavell-Harvard,
Trent First Nations House of Learning Are you concerned about Women's rights and Human Rights issues? Do you want to know more about First Nations in Canada? This is a powerful and moving presentation to Rotary Club of Norfolk Sunrise May 4, 2021. The presentation is 30 min long with 20 minutes of questions and answers. |
Rally participants march down Portage Ave in Winnipeg in support of residential school survivors and the families of missing and murdered Indigenous children.
Credit: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Mike Sudoma |
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There's something in the water
Documentary by Ellen Page featuring water contamination on reserves. |
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