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S5:E5 A Conversation with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation
S5:E5 A Conversation with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation
Wednesday 7th February 2024
Sandra Bender from NCTR shares insights on municipalities' roles in truth and reconciliation, highlighting education and community engagement.
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MuniCast is the SUMA podcast that brings you conversations on municipal leadership. In Season 4, Tune In to conversations with people connected to SUMA's Convention and Tradeshow. Episodes are release...(view more)
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Get the buttons here!Truth and Reconciliation: Municipalities' Role in Healing and Progress
Episode Overview
- Importance of continuous education in reconciliation efforts
- Encouragement for municipalities to engage with Indigenous communities
- Significance of understanding the historical impacts of residential schools
- Promotion of meaningful initiatives to support reconciliation
- Emphasis on honouring survivors and fostering healing
I always think that more education is key. The great honourable Marie Sinclair once said, education is what got us into this and education is what will get us out of it. And I absolutely resonate with that.
What role do municipalities play in the journey towards truth and reconciliation? In this episode of MuniCast, Sandra Bender from the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) sheds light on this crucial question. Sandra discusses the importance of understanding the history of residential schools and the ongoing impacts of these injustices on First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities. She emphasizes the need for continuous education and community engagement to foster meaningful reconciliation practices.
This episode dives into how municipalities can address Call to Action #57, which urges all levels of government to educate public servants on the history of Indigenous peoples. Sandra highlights the importance of municipalities collaborating with Indigenous communities to acknowledge past wrongs and take proactive steps toward healing and reconciliation. By preserving the truths of Residential School Survivors and promoting ongoing learning, the NCTR aims to honour survivors and support the journey towards a more just and inclusive future.
Whether you're a municipal leader or a community member, this episode offers valuable insights into how local governments can contribute to reconciliation efforts.