E45: Truth and Reconciliation at Lethbridge College – Gathering to remember the past and protect the future of Indigenous Peoples in Canada.

Marni Hope Miisomii'kitsikaakii (Long Time Offering), Lethbridge College’s Indigenous student support and events coordinator, shares about Truth and Reconciliation events happening around campus. Marni emphasizes the far-reaching impacts of these efforts, and ways we can personalize and practice applying Truth and Reconciliation principles daily. 

During the podcast, Marni and guest-host, Jordana, mention: 

• Winter Count Robe 
• Lethbridge Kodiaks Indigenous Logo 
  • Kodiaks Athletics
• Lethbridge College Culinary Arts Program
• Lethbridge College Culinary Services
• Bannock 
• Fry bread 
• ELT - Executive Leadership Team 
• Piikani Nation
• Blackfoot Confederacy 
  • Blackfoot Confederacy Flag 
• Trades Building, Cousins Building (view locations on a Lethbridge College virtual tour) 
  • Hubbard Collection virtual tour 
• Indigenous Services at Lethbridge College 
• William Singer 3rd biography  
• Innii is the Blackfoot word meaning Buffalo
• Interactive map of residential schools in North America 
• Wider Horizons Fall 2023: The New Buffalo –> be sure to pick up a hard copy at the college or around the city of Lethbridge! 
• Sundance - Blackfoot spirituality from a member of the Horn Society on Face to Face 
• Video: We Are Aikowania 
  • This logo won a CCAA Innovation Award
• Bones of Crows
• 94 Calls to Action  
• Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada 
• Tokenism (according to Cambridge Dictionary): something that a person or organization does that seems to support or help a group of people who are treated unfairly in society, such as giving a member of that group an important or public position, but which is not meant to make changes that would help that group of people in a lasting way.
• Niitsitapi Proficiency Microcredential -> reflect on the history of Indigenous Peoples in Canada