How an Indigenous Peoples Fund would actively further reconciliation by Maggie Dieter While it may be a time for settlers to listen and learn, they also need to engage and act
Rebecca Kudloo is fighting for a violence-free future for Inuit families by Julie McGonegal The longtime advocate says abuse suffered by residential school survivors is a significant factor in domestic violence
Indigenous nations should be seen as experts on false claims of identity by Cheryl Simon, The Conversation There are underlying components of colonialism in how we call out people who fraudulently claim indigeneity
At 1JustCity, Indigenous peoples — and settlers — come to heal in a safe space by Vivian Ketchum The Winnipeg-based organization hosts circles where members are free to share their stories and learn from each other
Want to reach out to an Indigenous scholar? Here are 10 things to consider by Jesse Popp, The Conversation The past has been fraught with non-Indigenous people attempting to take Indigenous knowledges with little thought to the impacts on communities
3 organizations tackling food insecurity in Indigenous communities by Russul Sahib For many people, food security means more than just low-cost food and access to grocery stores
As an Indigenous person, I think a national day of mourning is exactly what we need by Alison Tedford 'We need the time because we are weary. It is exhausting to wonder what will be uncovered next.'
Residential school survivor documents ‘spiritual journey’ — and the photos are powerful by Vivian Ketchum Three grandmothers embarked on a road trip west to bring prayers and gifts to First Nations communities mourning the children whose remains
4 Indigenous education courses to help fill in your knowledge gaps by Maija Kappler Many of these online classes are free and can be finished at your own pace
What is restorative justice? On this First Nation, a tool to keep youth out of court by Lori-Ann Livingston Healing and sentencing circles offer an alternative rooted in Indigenous traditions