INDIGENOUS PARTNER
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  • Colonization
    • Significant Dates
    • Treaties
    • Indian Act
    • Residential Schools
  • Decolonization
    • Cultural Awareness
    • Land Acknowledgement
    • UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP)
    • Every Child Matters
    • Idle No More
    • Missing Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
    • Apologies
  • Truth & Reconciliation
    • Unmarked Graves
    • Papal Visit to Canada
    • Healing Ways
    • Restorative Justice
  • Educational Opportunities
    • Calendar of Significant Days
    • Free On-line Books / Courses
    • ​Workshop Resource Page 1
    • ​Workshop Resource Page 2
  • Ceremonies

HEALING  WAYS

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Seven Fires Foundation
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In 2003 a group of caring individuals came together to set up this non-profit organization. The primary mission was to help children and elders wherever there was a need. That quest led us to some of the most impoverished areas right here in the United States – our reservations. For 10 years we have assisted others with basic needs like clothing, shelter and food. Our desire to help others has expanded to include empowering others through the revival of teaching natural building techniques. Natural building illuminates the possibilities for everyone to live in a healthy, affordable home.

Sullivan + Associates Clinical Psychology
 - Thunder Bay, Ontario
This video is an introductory video in our Indigenous Mental Health series, as voiced by Jasmine Peterson, a Psychological Associate at Sullivan + Associates Clinical Psychology, and a woman of Indigenous descent. It explores some of the root causes of the pervasive mental health concerns in Indigenous populations and communities. Specifically, there is discussion about intergenerational trauma and the impacts of colonial contact and colonization on the First Peoples of Turtle Island. Many of the issues Indigenous people face today are a direct result of these early experiences – experiences that might not be their own but those of their ancestors.
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Returning to Spirit (RTS) is an Indigenous-led non-profit organization situated in the heart of Winnipeg’s North End Community and is governed by a Board that has an equal number of Indigenous and non-Indigenous members. Together with a valued team of experienced trainers and passionate host contacts, we have been delivering experiential reconciliation workshops since 2001... in the Western Provinces but also in Ontario and Nova Scotia. 

Our work is NOT about religion or psychology or litigation or money or culture. It's deeply spiritual work that focuses on you reconciling You with You, You with Others and You with Life!


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