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 and Roots and Hoots Presents – A Federal Indian Day School Series Podcast with Blackfoot Scholar, Apooyak’ii, Dr. Tiffany Prete
The Legacy of Hope Foundation and Roots and Hoots Presents - A Federal Indian Day School Series Podcast with Blackfoot Scholar, Apooyak'ii, Dr. Tiffany Prete (Ottawa, ON) – December 23, 2025 – The Legacy of Hope Foundation is pleased to announce the release of the final episode in our 8-part podcast series on the Federal Indian Day School System with Blackfoot scholar Apooyak’ii, Dr. Tiffany Prete. Dr. Prete is a member of the Kainai (Blood) Tribe, Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Lethbridge and the Canadian Research Chair in Indigenous Resiliency. In this final episode of the Day School Series project, Dr. Prete sheds light on Canada’s broader colonial education project, the ways systemic racism in the schooling system continues to impact achievement gaps for Indigenous youth, her ongoing work on Call to Action 78, and the honour she feels in being able to carry out this research and work for her community. From the research she has conducted on the Blood reserve, the Day School Model was the very first school model used by the Federal Government, and it was created to confine the Blood people to the reserve. To listen
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