09/28/2026
This video is intentionally silent to give you a moment to reflect.
Meaningful reconciliation starts with active listening, unlearning, and acknowledging the truths that were hidden for far too long.
Ahead of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30th, we’ve gathered a collection of books honoring Indigenous experiences, history, and resilience.
These works reflect both the history of the residential school system and the ongoing systemic vulnerabilities created through the disruption of families. These are not separate chapters; they are part of a continuous line of history, survival, and the pursuit of justice.
These books aren't just reading material for a single commemorative date. They are vital pages, and these voices belong at the center of our conversations every day of the year.
Wherever you find these books, what matters most is reading them, honoring Indigenous truths, and carrying that acknowledgement forward.
🧡 Every Child Matters. For the children who never made it home, the survivors carrying their stories forward, and every generation whose future blazes brightly ahead. 🧡