Truth and Reconciliation
When did the Truth and Reconciliation Commission publish their final report?
2015
A gathering that celebrates Indigenous culture, through dancing, music and community
What is a powwow?
A building on the corner of Main and Higgins for the Indigenous community
What is Thunderbird House?
A mixture of flour, baking powder, lard, salt, and water
What is Bannock?
The percentage of Indigenous children in care
91%
How many Call to Actions are there?
94
A traditional ceremony for purifying or cleansing the soul or home of negative energy's and/or thoughts.
What is smudging?
The name Indigenous people gave North America before colonization
Captured by a spear, net, or rod
What is Fish?
This was created by Peguis First Nation to serve as the legislative basis for caring for our children and families both on and off reserve
What is Honoring our Children, Families, and Nation Act?
Topics covered by the Truth and Reconciliation Commissions Call to Action
What is child welfare, education, health, justice, language, and culture?
The four sacred medicines
What is Tobacco, Cedar, Sage, Sweetgrass?
A grassroots community volunteer-run group formed in Winnipeg in response to concerns about the safety of Indigenous people
What is Bear Clan?
A traditional desert made up of rice and raisins
What is Rice Pudding?
Where is the one independent child and family services community in Manitoba?
What is Peguis First Nation?
A national statutory holiday in Canada to commemorate the legacy of residential schools and the healing of Indigenous peoples
What is Truth and Reconciliation Day? (Originally Orange Shirt Day)
A circular symbol divided into four quadrants representing teachings relating to the directions, seasons, and elements of life
What is the Medicine Wheel?
This non-for-profit organization is dedicated to helping at-risk youth in Winnipeg
What is Ndinawe?
A mixture of dried meat and berries in order to keep it preserved
What is Pemmican?
This bill was created in response to the Call to Action: Reducing the number of Indigenous children in care
What is Bill C-92?
In official gatherings and events in Canada, what is often done at the beginning to recognize the traditional Indigenous territories?
What is Land Acknowledgement?
A low, dome-shaped, structure heated by hot rocks which produce steam as water is poured on them, raising the temperature to induce heavy sweating among participants for physical and spiritual cleansing
What is a sweat lodge?
An organization that works towards building community by providing education, programs, and health services
What is Ka Ni Kanichihk?
Traditionally harvested in wet lands
What is Wild Rice?
Name three of the Children's Rights listed by Peguis First Nation in Ojibwe
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