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Truth & Reconciliation

‘Don’t look back; always look ahead’ — New grad reflects on her ‘life-changing’ degree in Indigenous Studies

October 29, 2024

Growing up in northern Manitoba in the ‘70’s and 80’s, Shirka Urechko was witness to racism experienced by Indigenous members of her community. Many years later, those memories “continued to haunt” her.

‘Gathering our little shoes’: Panel discussion reflects on Indigenous-led, divisional approaches to reconciliation

October 04, 2024

To commemorate Orange Shirt Day and National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the Dean’s Advisory Committee on Indigenous Research, Teaching and Learning (IRTL) at the Faculty of Arts & Science gathered for a panel discussion to report on progress made in answering the calls to action of Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commissio

An Indigenous stole with beautifully bead patterns.

‘We belong here’: Indigenous beaded stole to be introduced at U of T’s spring convocation ceremonies

June 03, 2024

Artist Katie Longboat hopes the beadwork she created for an Indigenous stole to be worn during the University of Toronto’s convocation ceremonies sparks a conversation about reconciliation within the education system.

‘There's something really powerful about holding the belongings of my ancestors’: A&S marks Orange Shirt Day, National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

October 11, 2023

On Friday, September 29, to commemorate Orange Shirt Day and Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the Faculty of Arts & Science partnered with the Department of Anthropology, the Centre for Indigenous Studies

With a degree in Indigenous studies, U of T grad Alicia Corbiere aims to build on her family’s legal legacy

June 07, 2023

Alicia Corbiere says she felt like there wasn’t a place for her Indigenous identity inside the classroom before she came to the University of Toronto.

Indigenous literary studies scholar Isabella Huberman awarded the Polanyi Prize in literature

January 17, 2023

Isabella Huberman, an adjunct professor with the Faculty of Art & Science’s Department of French, has been awarded the prestigious Polanyi Prize in literature.

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.

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