Visit the Perth Union Library to see the Little Red Shirt Project knitted teeshirts and the Truth & Reconciliation banner in the hall
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Planting a Seed of Reconciliation with Tim O’Loan
Tuesday, September 27th, 1:30 pm, live on Zoom
This is a free event that requires pre-registration. Register now by clicking here or pasting this url in your browser:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYvfuGgrTooHtxOGhTnxlvCv-2hRT2CsoG7
About the speaker: Tim O’Loan is an Indigenous survivor who has served 10 years in the military. In 2010 he joined the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) of Canada as the Advisor to the TRC Chair the Hon. Murray Sinclair. Throughout his time in the TRC, he shared his perspective to various divisions of the government, educational institutions, and the private sector across North America. By being able to share his life story as an Indigenous veteran, will encourage other Indigenous peoples to share their untold truths, educate the public on the uncomfortable past regarding Canada’s relationship with Indigenous peoples, and ultimately initiate meaningful conversations with one another on the 94 calls to action.
If you are interested in the United Way Eastern Ontario 2022 Leveraging our Strengths conference, you can find details here: http://leveragingourstrengths.ca/
Tuesday, September 27th, 1:30 pm, live on Zoom
This is a free event that requires pre-registration. Register now by clicking here or pasting this url in your browser:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYvfuGgrTooHtxOGhTnxlvCv-2hRT2CsoG7
About the speaker: Tim O’Loan is an Indigenous survivor who has served 10 years in the military. In 2010 he joined the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) of Canada as the Advisor to the TRC Chair the Hon. Murray Sinclair. Throughout his time in the TRC, he shared his perspective to various divisions of the government, educational institutions, and the private sector across North America. By being able to share his life story as an Indigenous veteran, will encourage other Indigenous peoples to share their untold truths, educate the public on the uncomfortable past regarding Canada’s relationship with Indigenous peoples, and ultimately initiate meaningful conversations with one another on the 94 calls to action.
If you are interested in the United Way Eastern Ontario 2022 Leveraging our Strengths conference, you can find details here: http://leveragingourstrengths.ca/
The next general meeting of Lanark County Neighbours for Truth & Reconciliation is planned for early October, 2022. Meetings are generally held by Zoom but may return to in person meetings in the fall. If you would like to join us at one of our meetings, please contact lanarkneighbours@gmail.com
