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Truth & Reconciliation

Brenda WastasecooT in an Orange Shirt at a podium in front of a seated audience in Hart House

‘The longest-lasting injury’: U of T marks Orange Shirt Day, National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

October 03, 2022

The University of Toronto community gathered in-person and virtually Friday to commemorate Orange Shirt Day and the second annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation — and to reflect on Canada’s treatment of Indigenous Peoples and the lasting impact of the residential school system on Indigenous communities.

he Every Child Matters Flag flies at Varsity Stadium

Every Child Matters Flag raised at U of T's Varsity Stadium in advance of Sept. 30

September 29, 2022

The Every Child Matters flag was raised at the University of Toronto’s Varsity Stadium this week in solidarity with Indigenous Peoples across Canada.

'A word is a world': By reclaiming language, Tahohtharátye (Joe Brant) keeps Indigenous knowledge alive

March 04, 2022

The Haudenosaunee people traditionally welcome newborn babies with words spoken in the language of their ancestors.

Tyee Fellows, Inuk Knowledge Keeper Naulaq LeDrew, U of T President Meric Gertler and Andrea Johns.

Indigenous students at U of T honoured for efforts in language revitalization, health equity

November 21, 2019

When Andrea Johns started at the University of Toronto as a mature student in 2015, she wasn’t sure she had what it takes to attain a degree.

Susan Hill (left), Suzanne Stewart (right).

U of T names two academic advisers on Indigenous curriculum, research ethics

September 06, 2019

As part of U of T’s Calls to Action in response to Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the Office of the Vice-President & Provost has appointed two faculty members to special advisory roles on Indigenous issues.

Elder Andrew Wesley presents the final report of U of T&#039;s Truth and Reconciliation Steering Committee to Vice-President and Provost Cheryl Regehr and President Meric Gertler

Progress report on Indigenous initiatives shows U of T 'moving in the right direction

May 03, 2019

Funding to hire Indigenous faculty and staff. A new Indigenous Mentoring Day to help job-seekers learn about working at the university. A new Office of Indigenous Initiatives to co-ordinate and oversee efforts at reconciliation across the University of Toronto’s three campuses.

Indigenous U of T students represent Canada at the Venice Biennale of Architecture

June 11, 2018

James Bird’s “pinch me” moment came when he was sitting in a baroque room in a fancy hotel in Venice with 18 Indigenous architects, Ontario’s lieutenant-governor and the Canadian ambassador to Italy.

U of T students work with Māori, Maya and other Indigenous communities and share what they learned in new forum

October 17, 2017

University of Toronto student Jaime Kearns says she just had the best summer of her life, living and working with the Māori peoples of New Zealand as part of a U of T internship program.

Understanding and advocating for Indigenous law in Canada

June 27, 2017

This year we celebrate Canada’s sesquicentennial, but 2017 also marks a time for reflection and reconciliation, as Canada looks to advance a renewed nation-to-nation relationship with Indigenous peoples.

Chief Stacey Laforme and James Bird looking over the model for a “reconciliation grove”

Reconciliation grove: U of T student designs memorial to facilitate conversation on Canada’s relationship with Indigenous people

May 01, 2017

Arbours to sit and contemplate, headstones engraved with the names of children who died or went missing in residential schools and a maple tree to symbolize the country’s efforts at reconciliation – those are the elements of a “reconciliation grove” designed by a U of T student.

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