Before Reconciliation Comes Truth
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – Before Reconciliation Comes Truth. Narratives’ staff reflect on how truth is the first step needed for true reconciliation.
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – Before Reconciliation Comes Truth. Narratives’ staff reflect on how truth is the first step needed for true reconciliation.
How can we address our fears, embrace discomfort, and use these to grow and change?
Like most people who call Canada home, my entire life has been shaped by settler colonialism as both a structure and ongoing process. The space we occupy in relation to this structure shapes every aspect of our lives from how we think of ourselves and each other, to where we live, what we do, and …
Some Reflections on IRS Research as Transformation Read More »
Up until recent years, the white, western research tradition has been used to shape narratives around Indigenous peoples in order to support and perpetuate the colonial agenda.
As Pride month comes to a close, we would normally expect our streets to be filled with people celebrating the 2SLGBTQ+ community and pushing for progress. With pandemic restrictions in effect, Pride month looks a bit different this year, but we can take this pause to reflect on 2SLGBTQ+ histories in our city, promote an inclusive online space, and learn from 2SLGBTQ+ creators.