1. #TreatyEdCamp
@viviangauvin

2. Good Morning! Acknowledge the Treaty 4 Territory we are on today.
Treaty 4 is the Traditional Territory of the Cree, Saulteaux, Lakota, Nakota, Dakota peoples and is the Homeland of the Metis people.
We are unlearning Canada’s history- with the unearthing of Truth and Reconciliation testimonials, many of us are shifting the narrative of our teaching.
Be cognizant of the lens we teach through.

3. The Truth Matters
According to the Then Justice Murray Sinclair: Quote Education plays a crucial part in Reconciliation It was the Education System that contributed to the Residential School legacy so it will the Educaiton system that will help repair it. The Power of Education And now things are happening because of the TRC Calls to Action Here we are today-

4. My Family

5. “That Generation” My mom – “Is something going to change for them?”
Implying the infamous phrase:
“GET OVER IT”

6. That Generation
However: Four Nieces at Post Secondary this year and one nephew
- four are at the U of R
So I am quite confident that we will change from
“That Generation” to
My hope is that my family will do better because they- we will know better

7. Turn and Talk
Which Generation is your family, community or school?

8. “That Generation” TRC Calls to Action: Final Report June 2015
94 Recommendations

9. Regina Industrial School
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10. Project of Heart http://projectofheart.ca/ Check out Sask tab
Check out CCI tile work
Homework: find the tiles in the CCI yearbook

11. Postcards

12. Opening of the NCTRC Nov 4th 2015- Winnipeg
TRC website:

13. Comparison Let’s compare ourselves: Duncan Campbell Scott
Dr. Peter Bryce

14. Duncan Campbell Scott (1930) Amended the Indian Act making it mandatory for all Aboriginal children to attend residential schools- even knowing that the mortality rate ranged from 30%-75%

15. Duncan Campbell Scott
As Deputy Superintendent, Scott oversaw the assimilationist Indian Residential School system for Aboriginal children, stating his goal was 'to get rid of the Indian problem,'" the new plaque reads. "In its report, Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission said that the Indian Residential School system amounted to cultural genocide.“
What did he do about it?
As of 2016, Duncan Campbell Scott’s plaque now includes his past creating residential schools

16. Dr. Peter Bryce- Advocate for First Nations Health

17. Dr. Peter Bryce
In 1904, Dr. Bryce was hired by the Department of the Interior to manage public health issues in both the Immigration Department and Indian Affairs.
In 1907, he issued a report critical of the health conditions in the residential school system of western Canada. His report also laid blame on the federal government for negligence that led to shocking death rates due to communicable disease, primarily tuberculosis
Duncan Campbell Scott, then head of Indian Affairs, dismissed Dr. Bryce’s recommendations to establish proper hospitals and overhaul the Indian education system, and eventually terminated funding for his research.

18. Dr. Peter Bryce (1922) B.C. Project of Heart Link

19. Who would you be. Duncan Campbell Scott -Knew better. What did he do
Who would you be? Duncan Campbell Scott -Knew better ? What did he do? Dr. Peter Bryce -knew better ? What did he do?

20. The Legacy
The History of Residential Schools is a dark one. Thousands of indigenous children were taken from their homes and forced to attend schools often hundreds of kilometres from their communities.”

21. Heritage Minute

22. Now that we know better we have to do better?
“Once you see it – you can’t unsee it”
- Marc Spooner

23. #MyReconciliationincludes
Take out your phone & check out #myReconciliationincludes MyReconcilliationincldues To see how reconciliation really begins, take a look at the tweets initiated by Christi Belcourt under the hashtag #MyReconciliationIncludes, where both Indigenous and non-Indigenous people speak out about what reconciliation means to them.

24. Cindy Blackstock First Nations Advocate
Video
In 2007, the Child and Family Caring Society of Canada and the Assembly of First Nations filed a landmark discrimination complaint against Indian Affairs and Northern Development Canada. They argued that child and family welfare services provided to First Nations children on reserves and in Yukon were underfunded and inferior to services offered to other Canadian children. Veteran director Alanis Obomsawin’s documentary We Can’t Make the Same Mistake Twice documents this epic court challenge, giving voice to the tenacious childcare workers at its epicentre.o-

25. We Can’t Make the Same Mistake Twice

26. No Excuses We have tons of resources http://www.cbc.ca/news/indigenous
Twitter

27. Last Story
It’s been over a year since the TRC Final Report was released in Ottawa
See Poster
We will be the Generation that reads the Final report implements the Calls TO Action Or
Will we be the Generation to the TRC report as un unopened

28. We have a Moral Imperative
It’s up to Us To make the Change
Reconciliation is up to Us.
The Choice is ours.

29. Shi -Shi -Etko

30. Wab Kinew

31. #MyReconciliationincludes
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