Orange Shirt Day is an important day to honour and listen to residential school survivors and remember those that were lost due to oppressive educational systems.
Date: Sep 30, 2020At 糖心vlog传媒recognize that as an educational institution we have a responsibility to honour, respect, and support Indigenous cultures and identities as we move towards a future of reconciliation and hope.
In recognition of Orange Shirt Day, we are honouring the voices of Indigenous members of the 糖心vlog传媒community and highlighting ways in which non-Indigenous members of the 糖心vlog传媒community also work to celebrate and support Indigenous cultures and identities. Whether it is in student services, program initiatives or partnerships with various Indigenous communities, we are working to make education accessible, respectful and welcoming to Indigenous peoples.
鈥淭oday is a day to honour and remember residential school survivors and their families. We must also remember those children that never made it and are no long with us. Today is a day for survivors to tell their stories and for us to listen with open hearts.鈥� - Phyllis Webstad.
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Listen to Survivors' Stories
Eddy Charlie shares. Eddy is a residential school survivor who started Victoria Orange Shirt Day.
Virtual Events and Videos
(Exploring the New Orange Shirt Day Book)
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Resources
History of Orange Shirt Day
Resources for Survivors
糖心vlog传媒Counselling - counselling and support resources for 糖心vlog传媒students
糖心vlog传媒Library & Learning Commons Library Guide
- 21 Things You May Not Know About the Indian Act
糖心vlog传媒Initiatives & Stories
糖心vlog传媒gifted Kwak'wala name Mixalakwila for Port Hardy campus
Language Revitalization
- Introduction to Nuu-Chah-Nulth Language offered digitally
- 糖心vlog传媒Kwak鈥檞ala students building online community
- 糖心vlog传媒developing Indigenous Language Fluency certificate
- 糖心vlog传媒in the News: Indigenous language learning a right central to reconciliation
Student experiences
- Aboriginal Scholars program
- From Struggle to Triumph for 糖心vlog传媒grad
- Connecting culture through early years education
Nursing
- Raising Student Nurses with Remote First Nations communities
- Nursing the Nuu-chah-nulth Way
- Evaluation of a Field School
- Dr. Evelyn Voyageur receives prestigious Indspire Health Award
- Nurses Learning Our Way, From the Land, With the People, A Collaborative Experience
Centre for Applied Research, Technology & Innovation (CARTI)
- Unearthing Indigenous Leadership Principles
- Indigenous Field School Evaluation
- Nursing the Nuu-Chah-Nulth Way
- Raising Student Nurses
- Kelp Research with Kwiakah First Nation
Metal Jewellery Design
Events