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Marking National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: Bringing the TRC Workshop to Your Community
Every September 30th, Canada pauses to observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation — a day to honour residential school Survivors, their families, and the communities still carrying that history forward. At Kamamak Consulting, we believe this day is most meaningful when it becomes more than a moment of reflection. It can be a doorway into real learning, real conversation, and real change. What the TRC Workshop Offers Our TRC Workshop is a 3-hour program designed to
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The Lasting Impact of Residential Schools: Understanding Residential Schools History
The story of residential schools is a difficult chapter in history that continues to affect Indigenous communities today. These schools were established with the goal of assimilating Indigenous children into Western culture, but the consequences were far-reaching and painful. As someone deeply committed to fostering understanding and respect for Indigenous cultures, I want to share insights into the residential schools history and the lasting effects these institutions have h
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An Overview of Kamamak Consulting Services: Indigenous Consulting Services
When it comes to understanding Indigenous cultures, it is essential to approach with respect, knowledge, and genuine curiosity. This is where specialized consulting services play a vital role. Kamamak Consulting offers a unique and thoughtful approach to Indigenous consulting services, helping organizations, individuals, and communities build meaningful connections and foster cultural awareness. In this post, I will share an overview of what Kamamak Consulting provides and wh
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Understanding Indigenous Cultural Competency Training and Cultural Awareness Training
When we talk about building respectful and meaningful relationships with Indigenous peoples, understanding their cultures is essential. This is where cultural awareness training plays a vital role. It helps organizations and individuals learn about Indigenous histories, values, and traditions in a way that fosters respect and genuine connection. In this post, I want to share what cultural awareness training involves, why it matters, and how it can be a powerful tool for creat
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The Aim Program
Newspaper advertisements for the Adopt Indian and Métis Program, late 1960s, Saskatchewan. In 1962, at seven months of age, Robert...
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Child and Family Services
Census data from 2011 counted children in foster care for the first time, counting 47,885 children in care. Most foster children -...
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21 things you may not have known about Canada's Indian Act
denied women status (1869-1985, with corrective legislation passed in 2019); introduced residential schools (the last school closed in...
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