Indian Residential Schools

Narratives Inc.'s National Truth and Reconciliation window display featuring orange paper cutouts of children holding hands, organized neatly in rows of 6. Text in the bottom left reads, "Before reconciliation comes truth."

Before Reconciliation Comes Truth

History, Indian Residential Schools, Indigenous Issues / By Narratives Inc.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – Before Reconciliation Comes Truth. Narratives’ staff reflect on how truth is the first step needed for true reconciliation.

Four Indigenous women stand beside a tipi with only poles. Hanging across the poles is a cooking pot over a fire. There is a large tent in the background with clothes hanging off the supporting poles.

Some Reflections on IRS Research as Transformation

Culture, History, Indian Residential Schools / By Narratives Inc.

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 …

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