Indigenous Issues

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.

Several men and woman gather around a drum on the ground to sing at a ceremony.

Decolonization: Learning to Walk

Conflict Resolution, Culture, Indigenous Issues, Transformative Practice, Trauma-Informed / By Narratives Inc.

This Canada Day, Narratives Inc. partners reflect on what it means to decolonize spaces and advocate for allyship with Indigenous peoples on Turtle Island.

A pair of sunglasses lay in the middle of an open book. The book is laying on a beige blanket that has been placed on the grass.

Seven Books to Read This Summer

Culture, Environmental Protection, Indigenous Issues, Planning / By Narratives Inc.

Summer is here. Do you need a book recommendation? Look no further, Narratives team members have pulled together a selection of thoughtful reads for you to bring wherever the sunshine takes you.

Red dresses hang from trees that line a brick walking path in a park. A lone person walks along the path.

What is Red Dress Day?

Culture, Indigenous Issues, Trauma-Informed / By Narratives Inc.

The Red Dress is a powerful symbol of the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2Spirited folks (MMIWG2S+). Red Dress Day honours missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, 2Spirited, folks in Canada.

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