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• Title:Response, responsibility, and renewal : Canada's truth and reconciliation journey / edited for the Aboriginal Healing Foundation by Gregory Younging, Jonathan Dewar, Mike DeGagné.
  
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• Variant Title: Résponse, responsabilité et renouveau : cheminement du Canada vers la vérité et la réconciliation
  
• Other Contributors/Collections:Young-Ing, Greg.
  DeGagné, Mike.
  Dewar, Jonathan.
  Xwi7xwa Collection
  Aboriginal Healing Foundation (Canada)
  
• Published/Created:Ottawa, Ont. : Aboriginal Healing Foundation, 2009
  

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  • Location:XWI7XWA LIBRARY special collection (non-circulating)Where is this?
    
  • Call Number: ERB A446 R37 2009
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

  • Location:XWI7XWA LIBRARY stacksWhere is this?
    
  • Call Number: ERB A446 R37 2009
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

   
• FNHL (Xwi7xwa) Subjects:Indigenous Peoples--Residential schools--Healing.
  Indigenous Peoples--Education.
  Indigenous Peoples--Residential schools--History.
  Indigenous Peoples--Child abuse.
  Indigenous Peoples--Assimilation.
  
• Library of Congress Subjects:Truth and Reconciliation Commission Canada
  
• Description:x, 409 p. : ill., some col. ill. ; 28 cm.
  
• Series:Aboriginal Healing Foundation research series.
  
• Notes:Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.
  Includes bibliographical references.
  
• ISBN:9781897285725 (print)
  
• Contents:Sect. 1 : History in our midst
  On the side of the angels / Jose Kusugak
  Reconciliation: the only way forward to fair and enduring coexistence / Rene Dussault
  née Eustace: the little girl who would be chief / Sophie Pierre
  The Labrador Inuit experience with Canadian governance / James Igloliorte
  Both sides now: designing white men and the other side of history /Susan Crean
  Truth about residential schools and reconciling this history: a Michif view / Rita Flamand
  For everything there is a season / Ian MacKenzie
  Cry me a river, white boy / Drew Hayden Taylor
  When the Prime Minister said sorry / Mick Dodson
  Sect. 2 : Reconciliation, restitution, rhetoric
  Inuit artistic expression as cultural resilience / Heather Igloliorte
  Returning to harmony / Richard Wagamese
  Dispelling ignorance of residential schools / Peter Harrison
  Reconciliation: for First Nations this must include fiscal fairness / Scott Serson
  Apology and reconciliation: a timeline of events
  Restitution is the real pathway to justice for Indigenous peoples / Taiaiake Alfred
  You can't un-ring a bell: demonstrating contrition through action / Waziyatawin
  Beyond sorry: making the apology genuinely meaningful in Australia? / David Hollinsworth
  Half-truths and whole lies: rhetoric in the "apology" and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission / Roland Chrisjohn and Tanya Wasacase
  Sect. 3 : Tomorrow's history
  Remembering the children: the Church and Aboriginal leaders tour / Fred Hiltz
  Reconciliation and the revitalization of Indigenous languages / Valerie Galley
  The inherited legacy: as a hyphen Canadian / Mari Tanaka
  The role of culturally relevant gender-based analysis in reconciliation / Erin Wolski
  Reconciliation: a "dangerous opportunity" to unsettle ourselves / Natalie A. Chambers
  Reconciliation: four barriers to paradigm shifting / John Ralston Saul
  Inherited history, international law, and the UN Declaration / Gregory Younging
  Conclusion
  About the editorial committee and acknowledgements
  Appendix 1: Canada's statement of reconciliation
  Appendix 2: Canada's statements of apology
  Appendix 3: Church apologies
  Appendix 4: Communiqué of the Holy See press office
  Appendix 5: Government of Newfoundland apology
  Appendix 6: Australia's apology
  Appendix 7: United States of America's proposed apology: President Barack Obama's message for First Americans.