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John Steckley Wendat language scholar

Harmony Nadjiwon discusses ribbon skirts

Rhiannon Johnson Indigenous journalist

Julia Candlish Director of Education Chiefs of Ontario

Susie Jones residential school survivor

Susan Enberg Director and Co Producer of the film In Jesus Name

Marilyn Herie Vice President Academic and Chief Learning Officer introduces the book

Craig Stephenson Vice President C Student and Community Engagement introduces the course.

Rhiannon Johnson Reporting on Indigenous Stories

Eliana Paredes, Circle Resource and Youth Diversion Coordinator, talks about how Indigenous circles are the basis for youth diversion programs at Peacebuilders in Toronto, ON.

Councillor Laura Colwell talks about her personal story and being part of the 60s scoop.

Chief Duke Peltier, from Wikwimekong First Nations, discusses unceded territory.

Chief Duke Peltier, of Wikwemikong Unceded Territory, discussing moving beyond residential schools.

Métis Senator Constance Simmonds discusses her Métis history and the changing ways Métis think about their identities.

Chief Duke Peltier Role of the Chief

Julia Candlish, Director of Education, Chiefs of Ontario

Julia Candlish, Director of Education, Chiefs of Ontario

Craig Stephenson, Vice President, Student and Community Engagement

Marilyn Herie, Vice President Academic and Chief Learning Officer introduces the book

Len Fortune

Susie Jones, residential school survivor

Derek Kenny, Anishnaabe artist

Rhiannon Johnson, Indigenous journalist

DJ Fife, Petroglyphs Provincial Park, Ontario

Ma-Nee Chacaby talks about Two Spirit identities

Harmony Nadjiwon discusses ribbon skirts

Rob Lackie on the 60's Scoop

John Steckley, Wendat language scholar

Susan Enberg, Director and Co-Producer of the film 'In Jesus Name'