Reconcile. Everyday Conversations

Conversations on reconciliation between Indigenous and settler Canadians AI summary

Mennonite Central Committee Saskatchewan Visit website › Government & Organizations · EN · 18 episodes · latest 2020-12-17

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Since the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) work across Canada and the TRC Calls to Action, all Canadians have been challenged to join the journey of reconciliation. Due to this call we have seen the term reconciliation become increasingly popular in our news cycle, organizational mandates, and within our churches. But how are people interpreting and working towards reconciliation? Senator Murray Sinclair stated, "If you thought the truth was hard, reconciliation will be harder." This podcast is a forum to face the difficult, complicated, and messy nature of reconciliation. We have heard Indigenous leaders call settler people to step into this reconciliation journey.Within this podcast we intend to deliberately place ourselves, those who come from a predominately settler background, in this space and identify where we can be challenged and encouraged to keep moving towards reconciliation.Reconcile: Everyday Conversations is a project of Mennonite Central Committee Saskatchewan.

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Angela Daigneault

2020-12-17 · 33 min · Season 2, episode 8

“Action is the part I really focus on in my understanding (of reconciliation) because we can say a lot of things and people can come to a lot of discussion tables, but if you're not actually doing the stuff it is going…
Warren Isbister-Bear

2020-12-04 · 30 min · Season 2, episode 7

“I think now though, it's using my voice to create safe spaces, to have tough conversations, but have this conversations in a respectful and safe way. So we can … hear that before you get to reconciliation, you need to…
Jenni Lessard

2020-11-19 · 36 min

“The chef coat that you see is actually modeled after the Turkish army. And I think there's a lot of a lot of rules and etiquette, and kitchen ways of being that are actually at odds with indigenous culture. So I'm…
Reconcile Study Guide

2020-11-04 · 2 min · Season 2, episode 6

In all my conversations with people about reconciliation I have heard that it isn’t an individual journey people are on. The reconciliation path is filled with relationships, teachers, learners and explorers – it is…
Jolene Peters

2020-10-28 · 25 min · Season 2, episode 5

“You have to be open to it. You might not want to listen or hear what someone has to say that has a different belief system…. God calls us to love everyone, to listen to their stories. This is what have gotten me…
Maryann Napope E

2020-10-22 · 48 min · Season 2, episode 4

CONTENT WARNING: This episode talks about incidences of sexual abuse. It is difficult to hear these stories and if it would be harmful or triggering for you to listen, we suggest skipping this episode. Maryann felt the…
Harry Lafond

2020-10-15 · 52 min · Season 2, episode 3

“Deep listening is critical part of reconciliation. It isn’t just feeding back what you hear on the surface but taking things down to the depths of emotions, social understanding, intellectual understanding and moving…
Stacey Swampy

2020-10-07 · 27 min · Season 2, episode 2

Stacey Swampy was born in Maskwacis, Alberta. When he was 13 years old, his father died and he entered, what would become, 30 years inside the system – moving from foster homes to group homes to the young offenders…
Annie Battiste

2020-09-30 · 29 min · Season 2, episode 1

Annie Battiste is a proud Mi’kmaq woman and member of Potlotek First Nations. She holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree from the University of Saskatchewan. Committed to social justice and reconciliation within…
Leonard Doell

2018-12-20 · 29 min · Season 1, episode 9

In our last episode of this season we talk with Leonard Doell, Indigenous Neighbours Coordinator at MCC Saskatchewan. Leonard has been employed by MCC for more than 20 years and has spent 40 years doing reconciliation…

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Oldest episode in feed: 11/2018 · over 8 years
Typical length: 27 min
Format: Episodic Newest first, episodes stand alone

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