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Ten years of Truth, a lifetime of action: Part one - Prioritizing Indigenous justice with action and accountability as non-Indigenous settler peoples

Hosted by: Rochele Padiachy

As part of the two-part series, Ten years of Truth, a lifetime of action, this webinar will explore how honoring truth through the Calls to Action and addressing injustice begins with understanding the responsibilities of non-Indigenous individuals and settlers. Participants will delve into the principles of living allyship and actionable steps that drive meaningful change, setting the stage for continued dialogue and reflection in part two of the series, taking place in September 2025.

Audience: This webinar is for individuals seeking to understand and engage with the responsibilities of honoring truth and advancing allyship to foster meaningful change.

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