#BeAConnectR and read Beyond the Orange Shirt Story, a collection of truths from the lives and experiences of Residential School Survivors and their families. Compiled by Phyllis Webstad, Founder of the Orange Shirt Day movement. #EveryChildMatters ow.ly/mr5250GaAxC

The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation is the permanent home for all statements, documents, and other materials gathered by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Learn more about and mark Truth and Reconciliation Week nctr.ca

Reconciliation Saskatoon is encouraging everyone to take steps to recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Sept 30. Use this moment to deepen your commitment to fostering change. Get resources from BeAConnectR #OrangeShirtDay resource page ow.ly/YUwy50Gcodq

Have you seen Reserve 107? It's a documentary about recent Reconciliation initiatives in the prairies. The film documents the Reconciliation of land between the Young Chippewayan First Nation and the town of Laird, SK. Check it out reserve107thefilm.com #ReconciliationSK

#BeAConnectR and follow Indigenous women photographers Read and follow tea&bannock, a collective blog by indigenous women photographers, and get to know their incredible work ow.ly/aZZB50Gp3BO

Your risk from COVID-19 is not determined by age, fitness level or community...your risk is determined by vaccine status. ~78% of all new cases & hospitalizations in #Sask in Sep were unvaccinated or partially vaccinated people.

Regina residents, join the #ReconciliationSK conversation with Decolonize #YQR. Sessions are back starting tomorrow with an exploration of what it means to decolonize the workplace, implement Indigenous Strategy and how hire and retain Indigenous people ow.ly/baRK50GsKYA

#BeAConnectR and Learn about Indigenous Food Sovereignty. The History of Food in Canada Is the History of Colonialism: an article in Walrus magazine looks at the destruction of Indigenous food systems and asks what would it take to restore them ow.ly/kGR150GuLg2

Gilbert Kewistep prefers to stay under the radar but in September, he was honoured by the Office of the Treaty Commissioner for his drive and support of Reconciliation in Saskatchewan. ow.ly/WZCI50Gx4bz

In an era of reconciliation, Land Acknowledgements are political statements meant to recognize First Nations, Inuit, and Métis territory, however many Indigenous people argue they've grown to become superficial, performative. Learn how to make them better ow.ly/CAAC50Gy2bn

Saskatoon Tribal Council Calls on Everyone to #ActOnReconciliation Reconciliation is not just one day a year. Help us create a movement! Learn about the campaign: ow.ly/cZku50GxQBZ

Learn more about #MMIW and join the group reading Reclaiming Power and Place, the Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. Details in the poster. #ReconciliationSK Links information on MMIWG at beaconnectr.org

Saskatoon Tribal Council Calls on Everyone to #ActOnReconciliation Reconciliation is not just one day a year. #ActOnReconciliation is an opportunity for deeper discussions & continued momentum on #NDTR. See poster for how to participate in this campaign: ow.ly/cZku50GxQBZ

Important reminders for Halloween. Please share: Native Halloween Costumes Are Offensive, Support Native Designers Instead via Teen Vogue ow.ly/KULU50GBV13 And The Washington Post A culture, not a costume ow.ly/we7N50GBV0T

Still Here Still Healing, is a podcast that shares stories from residential school survivors and discussions with Indigenous youth about topics such as culture, language, identity, and community. Tune in to advance your awareness ow.ly/8kVn50GEmKK #ReconciliationSK

Reconciliation Saskatoon has an open invitation to continue the conversation around Economic Reconciliation and how we can deepen our impact and move forward. More information here: ow.ly/RqIU50GGkzs #BeAConnectR #ReconciliationSK

AVAILABLE TOMORROW!!! 🌟 tshirts, hoodies, & stickers! Design by Isaac Murdoch & original logo by Encore Graphics

Today is Indigenous Veterans Day - a day for all Canadians to acknowledge the Indigenous men and women who have served and continue to serve. Learn more: ow.ly/NLQf50GIgoL #IndigenousVeteransDay #LestWeForget

Just 10 yrs ago it would be impossible to imagine the Governor General speaking an #Indigenous language, talking about intergenerational trauma, & encouraging Canadians to learn more Governor General of Canada May Simon will be an important figure for generations to come #ThroneSpeech #cdnpoli

Leah Marie Dorion is a Metis artist, educator, and author from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Wanuskewin is offering virtual poetry workshops with Dorion this winter, to coincide with her exhibition of Thirteen Moons in our East Gallery. @saskarts @tourismsask Tourism Saskatoon