ReconciliActionS inc. has made the semi-finals of the Pow Wow Pitch!!  We are very excited about this achievement and look forward to making the Finals! We need your help! Please vote and share - Go to # 78 on the list. Reconciliation Speakers Bureau - powwowpitch.org/vote!

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At Adaawe on 338 Sommerset st. ottawa 11-4

Today marks the beginning of Reconcilation Month. Be mindful that this can be a retraumatizing time for Indigenous people. Teachers, beyond Orange Shirt Day, be sure to also teach Indigenous resilience and excellence year round. Our existence is resistance. 🧡🪶 Art: CJ

In recognition of National Truth and Reconciliation Day on September 30th, 2024, we’re highlighting some of the events taking place across Ontario to honor the strength and resilience of First Nations survivors, families, and communities. 1/3 #EveryChildMatters #NTRD2024

Honoring the strength of survivors, families, and communities impacted by residential schools. Today, we reflect on our shared history, the ongoing impacts of colonialism, and uplift the voices of those affected. #NTRD2024 #EveryChildMatters

October 4 is the National Day of Action for #MMIWG2S 1. Attend a MMIWG2S+ vigil or event in your community. 2. Read the Assembly of First Nations Progress Report (June 3, 2024) on the 231 Calls for Justice. 3. Use the hashtags #MMIGActionNow #SistersInSpirit on social media.

As shared publicly on Facebook, the family of the Honourable Murray Sinclar has shared that he is unwell, that he is in serious and unstable condition. -- Asking for prayers from across NDN country, including allies, supporters, friend, and really any life he has touched, which

Murray Sinclair, member of Peguis First Nation, who served as chief commissioner of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, has died. cbc.ca/news/politics/…

I went to Winnipeg to see Murray Sinclair in assisted living earlier this year. There, he conducted his final interview. We also went to Selkirk and he showed me where he grew up. It was the culmination of a decade of trust building. Story here: theglobeandmail.com/politics/artic… #cdnpoli

Sinclair was a member of Peguis First Nation and a father of five. aptnnews.ca/?p=253050

Devastated to see this. I travelled with him for over 4 years. He was, not only an icon to Canada but someone who changed my life. I witnessed someone who walked his journey w dignity and love. He changed my life ad a professional and human being. winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews/2…

Today, we remember The Honourable Murray Sinclair. His work with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission opened doors for a better future for Indigenous Peoples and Canada. Miigwech, Mazina Giizhik, for your tireless advocacy and wisdom.

The Honourable Murray Sinclair always walked into dark places with a flashlight so that we can safely follow. A beam of light that cut through injustice and shows the way to hope.Sending prayers and gratitude to his loving family🧡

Pls consider

Bringing Reconciliation to the Forefront of the Federal Election - mailchi.mp/00596a558b50/a…

Màmawi Together - Màmawi Ensemble - Call to Action for the 2025 Federal Election - mailchi.mp/15362fa1e873/m…

Actions We Can Take To Honour National Day of Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day - mailchi.mp/52ecc82b5f5c/a…