Everyday Reconciliation

Conversations on reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous AI summary

Canada 2020 Visit website › Government · EN · 11 episodes · latest 2022-02-17

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How can all settlers on Turtle Island engage more deeply in reconciliation? Everyday Reconciliation, the latest show from the 2020 Network, looks to answer that question. Host Elin Miller talks to Indigenous and non-Indigenous experts and community leaders about their work towards reconciliation, and what everyday actions we can all take to build a just future for this land.

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Wealth and Well-being

2022-02-17 · 44 min

There is no reconciliation without economic reconciliation. So why do we tend to shy away from talking about it? Perhaps too few of us understand what economic reconciliation means, beyond mere resource development. On…
Ajuinnata

2022-02-03 · 38 min

On July 26, 2021, the first ever Indigenous governor general of Canada was sworn into office. Twenty-nine people preceded her in the role. In other words: about time. On this episode of Everyday Reconciliation, host…
Representing Nations

2022-01-20 · 37 min

Diplomacy is key for all nation-to-nation relationships. So why don’t we talk about it hand-in-hand with reconciliation? On this episode of Everyday Reconciliation, host Elin Miller speaks with Deborah Chatsis, former…
Leading from the North

2022-01-06 · 48 min

The biggest shift in our fight against climate change came when we began putting a human face to the crisis. But that fight is far from over, and most people still don’t appreciate the human cost of our climate…
It’s Nothing like Law & Order

2021-12-09 · 46 min

No one ever thinks of law as simple. But too many of us don’t appreciate one particular complexity: there are multiple legal orders that exist across Canada. And most of them are Indigenous. On this episode of Everyday…
Understanding Intervention

2021-11-25 · 50 min

Colonialism isn’t yet in Canada’s rear-view mirror, especially for the First Nations of this land. Government intervention in First Nations’ governance and administration is a modern reality, and has wide-reaching…
Reconciling Military Service

2021-11-11 · 53 min

Indigenous women and men have signed up to serve and defend Canada in impressive numbers throughout history, an act that has often come at a very high price. On this episode of Everyday Reconciliation, host Elin Miller…
Being Indigenous on Parliament Hill

2021-10-28 · 41 min

After the most recent federal election, there are 12 Indigenous MPs in the House of Commons. That’s just over 3.5% of sitting members, and suggests that representation is still a major hurdle on the road to…
150 Acts of Reconciliation

2021-10-14 · 35 min

Back in 2017, lots of Canadians were busy celebrating the150th anniversary of confederation. But to many, Canada 150 was rife with problems: Why was Ottawa spending half a billion dollars on a birthday party? Weren’t…
Calling for Action

2021-09-30 · 53 min

Almost six years after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) presented its 94 Calls to Action, only 13 have been completed. In this first episode of Everyday Reconciliation, host Elin Miller speaks to TRC…

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Oldest episode in feed: 09/2021 · over 5 years
Typical length: 40 min
Format: Episodic Newest first, episodes stand alone

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