Truth and Reconciliation Series

In partnership with Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw. This 5-day series offers daily insights into historical truths while offering paths forward toward reconciliation. 

This series will give your team a better understanding of the importance of reconciliation, and specific ways they can become active participants. 

Why join the initiative?

Our lessons will educate your team on the truths of Canada's history. With education, comes a greater sense of purpose within our society.

Be an active part of reconciliation

Teach your team something with a greater meaning

How it works?

The Daily Lessons

Download the CheckingIn app, and purchase the T&R add-on. The app includes 200+ reflections, 50+ mindfulness exercises, daily check-in prompts, custom workplace mental health insights, and more!

Explore daily Truth and Reconciliation content and videos with your team via the CheckingIn app. 

Use what you learned to take actionable steps toward reconciliation.

Want to learn more?

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Residential schools
Residential schools are considered to be one of the most horrific events of Canada's history.  It is crucial to understand the suffering these institutions caused in order to move forward with reconciliation. 

The sixties scoop 
During this era, the child welfare system took many Indigenous children from their homes and placed them in non-Indigenous foster care homes or residential schools, isolating them from their culture, language, and Indigenous ways of knowing.

Indian hospitals 
Indian hospitals were segregated hospitals that were active in many Canadian communities. These institutions were meant to evoke fear of the Indigenous population in non-Indigenous peoples. 

Land acknowledgments
Our program will provide insight into  the importance of acknowledging the land we as settlers live, work, and play on. 

Missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people
While Indigenous women represent only 4.3% of the canadian female population, Indigenous women represent 16% of all female homicides. No one knows an exact number of missing murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people in Canada. 

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