Measuring Reconciliation in Canada between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Peoples. Funding: @SSHRC Insight Grant.
Winnipeg, MB, Canada
Joined May 2019
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Another #infographic detailing progress toward #reconciliation in #Canada: increased awareness and acknowledgement of harm, but little progress in many other areas like personal equality. Thanks again to @rymoran and team for putting it together!
Check out this #infographic for seven core findings from the recently released 2022 report - many thanks to @rymoran and team for their efforts putting it together #reconciliation #Canada
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See our December 2023 newsletter here. We discuss the results from our 2022 report and team member updates. #reconciliation #canada
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1/ New data suggests awareness of Residential Schools has increased, but more learning is needed. Infographic courtesy @ProbeResearch
#NationalDayForTruthAndReconciliation #Reconciliation #ReconciliACTION #EveryChildMatters #CallsToAction #UNDRIP #CallsToJustice
4/5 Finally, Erin White highlighted key findings and discussed future plans as well as policy implications in her presentation entitled "The Canadian Reconciliation Barometer: 2021 National Level Results."
3/5 @katelinneufeld then discussed our technical evaluation in the presentation entitled "The Psychometric Validation of the Canadian Reconciliation Barometer."
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2/5 @AleahFontaine and @Iloradanon set the stage in their presentation entitled "Realizing Reconciliation: Origins, Process, & Challenges of the Canadian Reconciliation Barometer."
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Our February 2022 newsletter is out: The 2021 Canadian Reconciliation Barometer Report is finally here! - mailchi.mp/50ae9be9a1b7/than…
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Last newsletter of 2021!
Canadian Reconciliation Barometer: Light in the Darkness - mailchi.mp/c3b86682eff3/than…
An enormous number of people showed up today for the #NTRD walk in Winnipeg.
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Our February newsletter is out! This one provides an update on our project. See mailchi.mp/526b50c42b7f/than….
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Our January newsletter focused on who we are. See it at mailchi.mp/b02473188baa/than…. Our next one will provide an update on the progress of our project. Stay with us!
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See our first newsletter at mailchi.mp/97a2b51aa89f/than…! It has taken longer than we intended for us to launch our monthly newsletter, but we're happy to be here. Our first message is a simple one: Thank you!!! to all those who connected with us in our consultations. #reconciliation
2/ The City of Prince George is built upon the territory of the Lheidli T'enneh, who are a part of the Dakehl people. "Lheidli" means "where the two rivers flow together" and "T'enneh" means "the People."
Dean Peachey and @AleahFontaine were excited to be in the beautiful city of Prince George earlier this week, speaking with various community members about what reconciliation means to them and what a "reconciled future" might look like. #reconciliation
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Dean and @Iloradanon also went to visit the Residential School in Long Plain First Nation, where residential school Survivors are working to create a museum to commemorate their experiences and teach younger generations about their history.
Dean and @Iloradanon were welcomed by Elders from the Long Plain First Nation to discuss reconciliation earlier this month. After, they visited part of the reserve to see this monument to 7 Residential School students who never made it home due to a plane crash. #Reconciliation
Happy #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay! We were honored to learn what reconciliation means from Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Victoria over two days at the Government House. Thank you Your Honour @LGJanetAustin and the wonderful people you work with for hosting us!
