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This collection provides windows into Canada's conflicted history and the innovative and courageous efforts to reconcile relationships between Indigenous people and settler descendants. The vision and deep experience of scholars and leaders from across the country offer tangible ways that Canada is working toward a peaceful shared future.
List of contents
Reconciliation: A Canadian Journey
Laura E. Reimer and Bob Chrismas
Chapter 1. Our Long Road: The Story of Indigenous Relations in Canada
Laura E. Reimer
Chapter 2. Leadership, Reconciliation, and Friendship
Paul E. Vogt
Chapter 3. Walking in the Footsteps of the Peacemaker: A KENIENKE;HAKA Personal Odyssey of Reconciliation
Brian Rice
Chapter 4. Beyond Apology: Decolonizing the Jesuits
Peter Bisson, SJ
Chapter 5. Reconciliation and Indigenous Adult Learners: Reshaping Education through a Trauma-Informed Lens
Christa Yeates with Laura Reimer
Chapter 6. Reconciliation through Education: The University of Winnipeg
Annette Trimbee
Chapter 7. Ago'widiwinan (Principles of Treaties)
Loretta Ross
Chapter 8. Reconciliation and Satellite Urban Reserves in Canada
Joseph Garcea
Chapter 9. Business and Reconciliation: Call to Action 92
Ronald G. Evans
Chapter 10. Reconciliation and the Evolution of Canadian Policing
Dale McFee with Bob Chrismas
Our Shared Future: Conclusions fr
About the author
Laura E. Reimer is research associate with the Arthur V. Mauro Institute for Peace and Justice.Robert Chrismas is instructor at Red River College.Robert Chrismas is instructor at Red River College.Laura E. Reimer is research associate with the Arthur V. Mauro Institute for Peace and Justice.
Summary
This collection provides windows into Canada's conflicted history and the innovative and courageous efforts to reconcile relationships between Indigenous people and settler descendants. The vision and deep experience of scholars and leaders from across the country offer tangible ways that Canada is working toward a peaceful shared future.
