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Jun 14, 2021

Voulez-vous nous aider a faire du changement positif?

Envoyez une lettre a votre/vos depute(e)s federaux et provinciaux. Voici une ebauche: (écrire la date ici) Honorable (écrire le nom de votre député-e), député ou députée (addresse) (ville et province) (code postal) Trouvez l'information de contact de votre député-e et inscrivez-la ici)...

215 · Every Child Matters ·Jun 13, 2021

Statement on the 215 children who were found buried at the Kamloops Indian Residential School in Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc

Oki, aba wathtec, danit’ada, tansi, hello, bonjour, relatives. Colouring it Forward, its sister nonprofit organization CIF Reconciliation Society and its board members would like to share our statement on the 215 children who were found buried in a mass grave...

215 · Every Child Matters ·Jun 13, 2021

Are you looking for ways to make change for Indigenous children?

Would you like to do something to help make change and to honour the 215 missing children uncovered in Kamloops and now in Manitoba? Consider one of the following: 1. Add a frame to your Facebook picture by editing your pic...

EquinoxBox · Indigenous art · Indigenous box · Indigenous music · Indigenous teachings · Indigenous wellness · subscription box ·Mar 20, 2021

EquinoxBox collaboration starts successfully

I want to thank all of the people who helped me to get the EquinoxBox subscription gift box project started so successfully.

Mar 16, 2021

Native Canadian Art – Supporting Reconciliation

If you’re wondering what you can do to participate in reconciliation, there are many many ways you can do something meaningful. It can be as simple as listening to a podcast such as Ryan McMahon’s Red Man Laughing or Molly Swain and...

Voulez-vous nous aider a faire du changement positif?

Statement on the 215 children who were found buried at the Kamloops Indian Residential School in Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc

Are you looking for ways to make change for Indigenous children?

EquinoxBox collaboration starts successfully

Native Canadian Art – Supporting Reconciliation

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