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Sharing stories and educating Canadians

The Legacy of Hope Foundation (LHF) is the sole national producer and presenter of comprehensive exhibitions and commemorative projects on the Residential School experience. Educating and creating opportunities for healing specific to the Residential School experience is vital to the success of the Reconciliation process. LHF gathered over 600 testimonials from Residential School Survivors prior to Indian Residential School Settlement Agreement, and was tasked with preserving the Oral Testimonies of Survivors in a project called Our Stories, Our Strength. LHF remains the custodian of these truths and uses these first person accounts to educate Canadians about this sad chapter in our history.

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The Legacy of Hope Foundation has developed 17 exhibitions…

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The Legacy of Hope Foundation Congratulates Board Vice President, Dr. Allyson Stevenson for Recognition by the Royal Society of Canada

The Legacy of Hope Foundation Congratulates Board Vice President, Dr. Allyson Stevenson for Recognition by the Royal Society of Canada (Ottawa, ON) – September 10, 2025 – The Legacy of Hope Foundation (LHF) is proud tro celebrate and acknowledge the achievement of our Vice President of the Board, Dr. Allyson Stevenson, for being recognized by the Royal Society of Canada for her outstanding research and academic contributions. The Royal Society of Canada is one of Canada’s most prestigious bodies of scholars, researchers, and artists. This honour is one of the highest recognitions of scholarly achievement in Canada. Dr. Stevenson, a proud Métis scholar from Saskatchewan, is an associate professor in the Department of Indigenous Studies at the University of Saskatchewan. Her research focuses on Indigenous histories in the prairies that combines archival work, oral histories, and decolonized approaches that highlight Indigenous knowledge systems, cultural revitalization, and cross-cultural encounters throughout colonial history. “Dr. Stevenson’s recognition by the Royal Society of Canada embodies her deep commitment to uplifting Indigenous voices and histories. It is a great honour to have her wisdom and leadership on our Board of Directors, and we congratulate her on this remarkable and much-deserved recognition,” said

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