About this Event
This Orange Shirt Day, join HI Canada-Vancouver as we come together in remembrance, reflection, and community. September 30 is an opportunity to honour the children who never returned home, recognize the lasting impacts of residential schools, and listen, learn, and stand together.
We’ll begin at HI Jericho Beach Hostel and travel together to UBC to participate in the Intergenerational March. Following the march, we’ll return to HI Jericho Beach Hostel for a film screening in our theatre room.
Schedule
10:00 AM – Meet at HI Jericho Beach Hostel Lobby*
10:30 AM – Depart for UBC Vancouver Campus
11:45 AM – Participate in the Intergenerational March
4:00 PM – Return to HI Jericho Beach – Tea & bannock provided
5:00 PM – Screening of If an Owl Calls Your Name
*If you are joining us from HI VANCOUVER DOWNTOWN, we will depart from our downtown hostel lobby @ 9am*
🎬 About the Film
If an Owl Calls Your Name shares the voices and experiences of Indigenous Elders, healers, and activists, exploring residential schools, cultural connection, ceremony, land, and the ongoing journey of healing and resilience.
Whether you join us for the march, the film, or the full day, your presence is welcome.
Come together. Listen. Remember. Learn. Every Child Matters.
Event venue & nearby stays
HI Jericho Beach Hostel, 1515 Discovery St, Vancouver, Canada
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