PART 2: How To Take Progressive Action Towards Reconciliation
Talking Twenty
English - September 30, 2021 04:00 - 49 minutes - 33.9 MB - ★ - 1 ratingSelf-Improvement Education Society & Culture Relationships millennials self improvement twenties 20s career relationships interview real talk tips and tricks comedy Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Join us in part 2 of this episode as Bridget, Mary Margaret and Madelaine demonstrate a gentle approach to the conversation surrounding the history of the Indigenous Community and the struggles that they have faced. Madelaine shares knowledge that should be widespread and offers advice on how to self learn about the topic and how you can take progressive action towards reconciliation.
Part 2 covers:
- The impact of the Residential School findings on the Indigenous Community
- The ongoing issues of power, suppression and ethical relationally
- How to advocate with and for First Nations Metis & Inuit peoples to our Government
- How to approach the conversations surrounding Indigenous History in a trauma informed way
- What is The Truth & Reconciliation Commission of Canada and how did it start?
- Understanding Canada's role in the history of Residential Schools. Who is responsible and how can we take action to help move into a state of Truth and Reconciliation?
- What you should do in addition to post sharing on Social Media and why it would be helpful.
- The importance of Content & Trigger Warnings
- Why Orange Shirt Day Came to be and what it's all about
- What are Treaties, where are they located, how were they formed and why are they so important to understand?
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