Thanks to Nicole O'Byrne for chatting about Lessons in Legitimacy, the history of schooling and settler capitalism in Canada, and why putting truth before reconciliation and combating residential school denialism remains an important priority today. Check out the discussion 👇

The CHRR and UM Indigenous are honoured to host Cambria Harris next week on Thursday, May 2 for an event in honour of #RedDressDay . Learn more about Cambria's community work, #MMIWGS advocacy, and her role in the #searchthelandfill movement ⬇️

The British Army's Red River Expedition of 1870 is regarded as 'among the most arduous in history”. It made the reputation of the 'very model of a modern major general', who went on to become Commander in Chief, Garnet Wolseley.
But did it become legendary only because of…

We still have Spirit Bear socks for sale! Head over to our website to check them out! All proceeds go towards child and youth-led reconciliation-based events and initiatives. If you purchased a pair, tag us in posts showing off your Spirit Bear socks 🧦🧸

House Speaker Heckled at Columbia After Calling for National Guard on Campus democracynow.org/2024/4/25/head…

Residential school denialists: we're a diverse group of 'truth-seekers'

The residential school denialists:

Listen to a NEW episode of the Champlain Society #podcast Lessons in Legitimacy: Colonialism, Capitalism & the Rise of State Schooling in British Columbia with Sean Carleton at: bit.ly/WTYa1924 #IndianDaySchools #IndianResidentialSchools #settlercapitalism #educationhistory

Huge news to discuss on the Truth and Politics panel tonight with Niigaan Sinclair & Pam Palmater as we take a deep dive into the meme's of Manitoba premier Wab Kinew.