What Reconciliation Is and What It Is Not
For a very long time, mainstream Canadians were unaware of the horrors and conditions that 150,000 Indigenous children endured in the Indian...
We first met Trevor, Supervisor of Donations Processing for Covenant House Vancouver, when he attended one of our Training Weeks. Trevor took the time to tell us about Covenant House, what they stood for, their goals and what he personally was doing to support reconciliation. Trevor left a lasting impression on our team and was a tireless advocate for truth and reconciliation and for supporting Indigenous initiatives.
We were deeply saddened to hear of Trevor’s recent passing and offer our condolences to his family, friends and the Covenant House team.
In honour of Trevor's hard work in his role on the Philanthropy team, Indigenous Corporate Training Inc. is making a donation to Covenant House so they can continue Trevor’s important work.
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Honouring First Nation Reconciliation: An Effective Example
We really appreciate readers sharing with us innovative steps they or their organization have taken to build relationships, honour reconciliation and...
Let’s Not Make Reconciliation a Political Football
Power is in tearing human minds to pieces and putting them together again in new shapes of your own choosing. George Orwell, 1984