Reconciliation Edu

Free viewing of reconciliation film series for the month of June - 2 of which are directed by the Elders Council at First Nations University of Canada. Watch films here: info.reconciliationeducation.ca/films

Understanding history in Canada from Indigenous perspectives is essential for all Canadians. Together with @Rec_Education and @BMO, we’re introducing Nisitohtamowin ᓂᓯᑐᐦᑕᒧᐃᐧᐣ - a free eLearning introduction to Indigenous Perspectives in Canada. fnuniv.ca/reconciliation

@RedDeerCollege Congratulations! Hyi Hyi! I look forward to working with you Lloyd and all your team with the '4 Seasons of Reconciliation' initiative - an honour!

We’re honoured to welcome Vickie Cardinal-Widmark and Lloyd Desjarlais, RDC Indigenous Student Services Coordinators. They are presenting a traditional territorial greeting and a special gift to each team. #MyRDC #CCAAmvb2019

We are excited to announce the Premiere of 'Economic Reconciliation' film & ‘Douglas Cardinal - Architect of the Future’ at the prestigious Hollywood Indigenous Film Festival! Check out the announcement in Variety Magazine! ow.ly/rBeG50wEQMV

What an honor! Aug. 13th: @ReginaFilmFest screens our doc film, directed by FNUniv Elders, 'Waniska' is part of the opening night kick-off celebrations with the author, Dr. Blair Stonechild and alumni Trevor Dubois on the panel. For tickets here: showpass.com/riffa-2019-fes…

Don't miss out! Our film 'Waniska' has been officially selected into the Regina International Film Festival! It will screen Wednesday, August 14, 2019 at 7 PM – 8:30 PM at the Cineplex Cinemas Normanview. Get tickets at ow.ly/Gly450uXCwN

The @CityofToronto values the contributions of the Indigenous community, both historically & today. As a city we will continue to build meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities & partners for the development & continuation of inclusive services, programs and policies.

Our Indigenous Affairs Office is one example of how the @CityofToronto is working with First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples and all urban Indigenous communities to strengthen our relationship and advance reconciliation. #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay

Proud to proclaim today as Indigenous Peoples Day in the City of Toronto. #IndigenousPeoplesDay #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay

#CityofTO recognized National #IndigenousPeopleDay this morning with a sunrise ceremony and proclamation. Learn more about the event and celebrations around the city: toronto.ca/city-governmen…

On June 21st we celebrate the many cultures, histories, and accomplishments of Indigenous peoples both locally and across Turtle Island. This is a time of celebration for all Canadians and Indigenous people.

Check out @globalnews video coverage of this past Monday's Bridging Economic Reconciliation Conference held in Saskatchewan. Our film 'Economic Reconciliation' had the honour of being shown at this innovative conference. globalnews.ca/video/rd/15421…

Upcoming conference to help Indigenous communities partner with businesses: Whitecap Dakota Nation Chief Darcy Bear talks about the Bridging Economic Reconciliation conference, set to help Indigenous communities partner with local businesses ow.ly/KsjH30oWUL3

Thank you HSBC for inviting our film on Economic Reconciliation and its message on #CalltoAction92 to be held on yesterday's panel for HSBC's Engagement celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Month! It was such an honour.

June 17th - Saskatoon - SK film premiere at the economic reconciliation conference - it will be awesome event hosted by Tribal Council & Whitecap Dakota #TRC92 with participants from the film: David Sharpe, Chief Bear, Chief Delorme, CCAB #council: join us!

Visit our website to learn more about the Bridging Economic Reconciliation Conference for business leaders being held on June 17, at TCU Place, Saskatoon reconciliationeducation.ca/trc92

Thank you @Hesquiaht for being on the panel! Your contributions to the discussion were beyond valuable and we are honoured that you could attend. #Indigenomics