Karios Canada: Reconciliation Petition about Education for K-12: Arm our children with the facts by taking 30 seconds to compelte digital online letter to your MPP/MLA
Toronto Indigenous Health Strategy COMMUNITY LAUNCH & FEAST
You are Invited March 23, 2016
Poster attached below.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
12-1 pm: Sacred Fire
4:00 pm: Community
Ceremony
• Sharing of the
inaugural Toronto
Indigenous Health
Strategy
• Diane Longboat
and Cindy White
5:30 pm: Community Feast
• Traditional Food
7:00 pm: Closing of the
Sacred Fire
Artwork: Joseph Sagaj
United Church Toronto Conference peresents a Workshop in April 9th
The TRC called on churches to repudiate the Doctrine of Discovery. Members of the Indigenous Peoples Solidarity Team of the Christian Peacemaker Teams will help us engage the Doctrine of Discovery to learn and share how these historical and ongoing issues have led to current displacement of Indigenous people groups, and a whole host of social, political and cultural issues.
Event date 04-09-2016 9:00 am Event End Date 04-09-2016 12:00 pm Capacity 100 Registered 13 Available place 87 Cut off date 04-01-2016 Location St Johns United Church, Alliston
Document of Discovery Book:
TICKETS
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Christ-sightings of a recovering racist
