Donation Gift Drive for Survivors of the Indian Residential Schools
Holiday Gifts "Masi cho to Santa Walter for the gifts" Here is Walter Duck out passing gifts for the Elders in Tadoule Lake Dene Nation. Walter Duck is…
Indigenous Artisans Offer Handmade Crafts
Circles for Reconciliation is pleased to offer this space on our website for Indigenous artisans to promote their social media links until December 17th. Details for how to submit…
Giving: Contribute to our ongoing national work
The season of giving is here. Starting on GivingTuesday, which was November 30th, there is a heightened awareness of the need to support your community so it can grow into…
Honouring our Indigenous Veterans on November 8th
In 1994, the federal government established National Aboriginal Veterans Day to honour the sacrifices thousands of First Nations, Métis and Inuit people who served in the WWI, WWII, Korean War…
Treaties Recognition Week November 1st to November 7th
November 1st to 7th has been designated by the Ontario government to increase awareness of the treaty relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities. [pdf-embedder url="http://circlesforreconciliation.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Treaties-Recognition-Week.pdf" title="Treaties Recognition Week"]
Invitation to Indigenous Artisans
FREE! Promote your websites and your social media platforms used to showcase and sell your handmade crafts. Opportunity to be listed on our website open from October 27 to December…
First National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Circles for Reconciliation (CFR) is honouring the first "National Day for Truth and Reconciliation" as a non-profit organization as a Statutory Holiday under Bill C-5 that achieved Royal Assent on…
Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre Inc.
Reconciliation is an important part of the growth and development of Winnipeg’s Indigenous people and creating opportunities to bring people together to have the conversations is vital. In the spirit…
Human Rights Hub
"Together we are better. Through Circles for Reconciliation, Indigenous and non-Indigenous individuals will engage in difficult – yet essential – conversations to gain a deeper understanding of what reconciliation can…
Department of Native Studies – University of Manitoba
“There is no more pressing issue in Canada than reconciliation with Indigenous peoples. Circles for Reconciliation is a step in this direction and models a partnership we can all learn from.” Niigaan…