Truth and reconciliation quotes

Today, on the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, we pause to reflect and honor the Indigenous peoples of Canada. Let us remember and acknowledge the painful history of residential schools, the impact on survivors, and the ongoing journey toward healing and reconciliation. By honouring their memories, let the truth be told. Only with the truth, can the healing begin. 🧡🧡 #OrangeShirtDay #werememberyou #everychildmatters #ReconciliationDay

Namwiyut, We Are All One

Today is the second National Day of Truth and Reconciliation as we continue to acknowledge and recognize the horrors of residential schools, the children that went missing, the survivors, and the families that were split apart. We must continue raising awareness of the impact residential schools have on our indigenous communities. Every child matters 🧡 ⁠ ⁠ #everychildmatters #dayoftruthandreconciliation

September 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day we have traditionally observed as Orange Shirt Day — a grass-roots initiative begun by residential school survivor Phyllis Webstad. While honoring the survivors of residential schools was among the 94 Calls to Action put forward by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, remembrance without action rings hollow. #Indigenous #FirstNations #Inuit #Métis #Education #Teaching

Today, on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honor the survivors of residential schools and remember those who never returned 🧡. It’s a time to reflect, ask questions, and listen to Indigenous voices. Learning the truth is key to healing, and respect is the foundation of real reconciliation. Let’s commit to understanding, supporting, and standing with Indigenous communities—today and every day. #TruthAndReconciliation #EveryChildMatters #IndigenousRights #RespectAndHealing

I am reminded of a friend’s wisdom to love with an open heart. Stop and reflect on that brief sentence. What does it mean to you to love with an open heart and how might it change some of you…