About this Event
Join Anishnawbe Health Foundation for an evening of reflection, learning and connection ahead of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Together, we will gather at the Distillery District to listen, learn and reflect on the histories and ongoing impacts of residential schools and what reconciliation asks of each of us today.
The evening will include words from Indigenous leaders and community voices, along with traditional song and Jingle Dress dancing, creating space to come together in community and deepen our understanding of Truth and Reconciliation.
Whether you have been engaged in this work for years or are beginning your own learning journey, you are welcome to join us.
As we approach September 30, we also invite you to wear orange and continue your learning beyond this gathering. This year’s Anishnawbe Health Foundation Orange Shirt features Held in Care, a design by Indigenous artist Joshua Hunt, with proceeds supporting Anishnawbe Health Toronto.
Purchase your orange shirt here.
Learn more about Anishnawbe Health Foundation, our work and ways to support at supportanishnawbe.ca.
Learn. Reflect. Carry It Forward.
Photography & Filming Notice
Please note that photography and filming will take place during this event. By attending, you acknowledge that photos and video captured during the event may be used by Anishnawbe Health Foundation and Anishnawbe Health Toronto for communications and promotional purposes.
Event venue & nearby stays
55 Mill St, 55 Mill Street, Toronto, Canada
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