Government Perspective
The primary reason behind the sixties scoop
What is Assimilation
The amount of Children affected by the 60's scoop
What is 20,000 kids
The lasting impact on indigenous communities
What is the breakdown and disconnection from indigenous communities
The role of adoptive parents in the Sixties Scoop
What is to give indigenous kids a more colonized and "civilized" way of life
The name of the 60's scoop survivor interviewed by CBC
What is Wayne Snellgrove
The province of Canada Greg Selinger was premier for
What is Manitoba
The year that the last 60's scoop settlement closed down
The impact on later generations of indigenous communities (name one)
What is abusive parenting, aggression, poverty, addictions, cultural loss
The training social workers needed to undergo in order to adopt an indigenous child (name one)
What is nothing
Uriah's last name
What is Poh
Other name for "Called to Action"
What is The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada
The state or emotion that adopted indigenous kids felt (name one)
What is loneliness, low self esteem, and loss of culture
The shortest amount of time recorded for an indigenous parent to have ownership of their child
What is 3 hours
The main reasons for families to adopt during the 60’s scoop
What is child welfare reasons and legal framework
The percentage of indigenous kids under 14 in foster care, out of every kid in Canada under foster care (from the 2021 census)
What is 53.8% (a little over 50%)