We Still Have to Learn What Walking in True Reconciliation Means

Lisa visits The Village at Canadore College to view The Witness Blanket exhibit, a large-scale work of art by Carey Newman. He uses objects to tell the genocidal history of Residential Schools and the generational impact endured by Indigenous peoples. Lisa talks to Nancy Black - Executive Director of the Learning Library, Denali Meyer - The Village Assistant, and Micheline Demers - The Village Project Manager. The Witness Blanket is on display at The Village at Canadore College until February 16th and to learn more head to: witnessblanket.caLisa is joined by Nancy, Denali and Micheline to talk about The Witness Blanket 1:50What does walking in true reconciliation mean? 6:00Does your school have a graveyard? 10:30What it means to be a minority 15:30Thanks to our sponsor Services. Visit yourhomeservices.ca and mention “Echo Podcast” to get your first 3 months of your water heater rental free *some restrictions may apply*Explore more North Bay podcasts and stay updated on local events and news at NorthBayEcho.ca.For exclusive North Bay updates and insights, subscribe to our newsletter Echo Essentials.Stay connected with Echo on social media: @NorthBayEchoProduction Credits:Host: Lisa BoivinProducer: Ben SargentContent Director: Dave DaleProduced by Story Studio Network & Clark CommunicationsDon't miss out on the latest from North Bay's cherished podcast – subscribe and join the conversation today!