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National Indigenous Peoples Month
June is National Indigenous Peoples Month, and June 21 marks National Indigenous Peoples Day. Find a guide to events, resources, stories and ways to get connected below.
View the full month of events honouring the National Indigenous Peoples Month from the Office of Aboriginal Peoples.
2023 Memorial Monument for Children of IRS
Stanley C Hunt, Kwakiutl Master Carver, has finished a 18 Foot Memorial Monument for Children of IRS. The journey from Port Hardy, BC To Vancouver, BC will begin on June 16th.
Please join us to honor & uplift the spirit of the children who didn’t make it home from Residential School and all the families affected by residential school.
June 16 – Carrot Park - Port Hardy, BC – 10:00 am
June 17 – Thunderbird Hall - Campbell River, BC 10:00 am
June 18 – Site to Be Determined – Port Alberni, BC 10:00 am
June 19 – Nanaimo, BC 10:00 am
June 19 – Duncan, BC 2:00 pm
June 20 – Inner Harbour, Victoria, BC 10:00 am
June 21 – Inner Harbour, Vancouver, BC 4:00 pm
The Monument is Meant to:
1) Ensure that we uplift the history of the residential school survivors
2) Honor the spirit of the children who went missing or were murdered
3) Honor the families and acknowledge the journey of losing a child and the pain and suffering that this trauma has inflicted
4) To raise awareness to the true history of Canada, the Northwest Mounted Police, the RCMP and the Church’s
5) To provide awareness and history to Canadians and those who participate in this journey, visit the monument on site or are a part of this journey in anyway
6) Record the many survivors, families, Canadians, and participants in a historical record through, video, media, and the opportunity to sign or send a message in a guest book along the journey of the Monument.
How Can You Participate:
Attend the ceremony in your community, volunteer at the event, wear your regalia the event or wear a orange shirt. Share this information with your network.
For More information contact: Dorothy Hunt – dotdot@shaw.ca
Leslie Dickie – leslie.dickie61@gmail.com
National Film Board of Canada (nfb.ca) Curated List of Indigenous Programming
The National Film Board of Canada has curated channels and titles of Indigenous films on its platform. Read the story for details on each film and those involved in making them.
Featured Channels
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Featured Titles
Curated Books and Films on the ¶¡ÏãÔ°AV Library Site for National Indigenous Peoples Month
¶¡ÏãÔ°AV Library has provided access to their list of curated films and books by and about First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people of Canada.
National Indigenous History Month - Government of Canada
The Government of Canada has provided resources for raising awareness on the significance of National Indigenous History Month.