Sharing circle with residential school survivor elders

Apart of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day, the FNQLHSSC is holding a sharing circle with residential school survivor elders at the Centre d’amitié autochtone de Québec (Native Friendship Centre). In addition to answering questions, the elders will talk about their journeys and paths to healing and resilience. It will also be a valuable opportunity for them to share their knowledge and wisdom with other generations. We would like to express our deep appreciation to the elders who will be participating. A big thank you to the following people: Miss Delvina Vachon, from Pessamit Miss Elisabeth Ashini, from Matimekush Miss Tamar (Anesh) Chittspattio, from Kawawachikamach Miss Suzanne Dubé, from Opitciwan. Follow the FNQLHSSC on social media: Facebook :   / cssspnql   LinkedIn :   / cssspnql   Don't forget to subscribe to the FNQLHSSC channel. Thank you for your support! © CSSSPNQL / FNQLHSSC About the #FNQLHSSC The First Nations of Quebec and Labrador Health and Social Services Commission is a non-profit organization that accompanies Quebec First Nations in achieving their health, wellness, culture and self-determination goals. #orangeshirtday #TruthAndReconciliation #EveryChildMatters #IndigenousPeoples #IndigenousEducation #ResidentialSchoolSurvivors #ReconciliationCanada #IndigenousCulture #CollectiveMemory #CulturalTransmission #IntergenerationalHealing #IndigenousSolidarity #IndigenousHistory #DecolonizeEducation #September30 #FirstNationsChildred #Healing #IndianResidentialSchools #IndianResidentialSchool #ResidentialSchool #ResidentialSchools