Here are five ways you can support Indigenous communities and their history while celebrating Indigenous History month.

National Reconciliation Program at SCC supported the Kw’umut Lelum Foundation to shine a light on young people from the Coast Salish Nations.

Welcome to the Community Round-Up, featuring the latest in news, events and learning materials from Save the Children’s National Reconciliation Program (NRP) Indigenous community partners.

September 30th is the second annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. It is a day to honour the children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools.

July 1 was “Canada Day”. In many areas, fireworks celebrated the moment and illuminated the sky with bright and vibrant colours. But, the history of the land that we currently call Canada is far from bright and vibrant. Our authentic shared history here is one of violence, oppression, and discrimination against Indigenous people, the original inhabitants of this land.

After years of mistreatment, systemic racial discrimination, and wilful disregard, First Nations children and their families will begin to receive justice.

On September 30 2021, one thing should be on the minds of all Canadians. The tragedy – and ongoing legacy – of the state-sanctioned practice of forcing Indigenous children away from their families and into residential schools.

Systems of inequality and discrimination make it difficult for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit children to exercise their rights.

Currently, there are 56 long-term ‘Drinking Water Advisories’ in First Nations communities - 43 boil-water and 13 do-not-consume advisories.

We’re so pleased that you will be standing with us in 2020 to fight climate change!

Today, millions of people around the world are striking in support of climate change action. While people of all ages are taking part, young people are at the forefront of this movement, demanding that world leaders do better. These children and youth are exercising their right to participate in an issue that will affect them for years to come.