Partager des histoires et éduquer les Canadiens
La Fondation Legacy of Hope (LHF) est le seul producteur et présentateur national d'expositions complètes et de projets commémoratifs sur l'expérience des pensionnats. L'éducation et la création d'opportunités de guérison spécifiques à l'expérience des pensionnats sont essentielles au succès du processus de réconciliation. LHF a recueilli plus de 600 témoignages de survivants des pensionnats avant la Convention de règlement relative aux pensionnats indiens et a été chargée de préserver les témoignages oraux des survivants dans le cadre d'un projet intitulé Nos histoires, Notre force. LHF demeure le gardien de ces vérités et utilise ces témoignages à la première personne pour informer les Canadiens sur ce triste chapitre de notre histoire.
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La Réconciliation en action
Expositions
The Legacy of Hope Foundation has developed 17 exhibitions…
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The Legacy of Hope Foundation Presents – Roots & Hoots Episode 73: with Adrian Stimson
The Legacy of Hope Foundation Presents – Roots & Hoots Episode 73: with Adrian Stimson (Ottawa, ON) – February 3, 2026 – On this week’s episode of Roots and Hoots, we are joined by Adrian Stimson. Adrian is an interdisciplinary artist from the Siksika Nation in southern Alberta. In this interview, Adrian shares stories from his early beginnings, his lifelong connection to art, and the opportunities that have come his way because of it - including one of his latest projects as host of the six-part CBC podcast series Forged, which looks at the life of legendary Anishinaabe artist Norval Morrisseau, and how criminal fraudsters copied his work, in what is believed to be the largest art fraud in the world. Adrian joins the interview from his studio that is located on the grounds of the Old Sun Residential School garden. Adrian and Gordon discuss the impacts of the Residential School System and the history of the land. They discuss how the buffalo has long been an integral part of Blackfoot culture, and why their revival is so important. Through the Buffalo Treaty, Adrian points to the significance of Blackfoot people being able to see and know the
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