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For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and increasingly non-Aboriginal people, the day the First Fleet raised the Union Jack at Warrane, Sydney Cove is known as Invasion Day and celebrated and recognised as Survival Day. 'Warrane' is the Sydney language word for Sydney Cove. The Gadigal people have lived on the southern shore of Port Jackson for millennia. The land and harbour provided abundant resources, and the people thrived. The historical events of January 26 means that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people see this date as a day that marks the anniversary of colonisation and dispossession of this nation’s First Peoples in 1788. For the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, young people, and families who Mackillop works with across Australia, our commitment to reconciliation through truth-telling, means listening to the community. For many Aboriginal people, January 26 is a reminder of harsh and inhumane policies. These policies, that continued into the 1970’s, and created the Stolen Generation, continue to impact Aboriginal children and young people – some of whom we work with, through intergenerational trauma and disadvantage.

Land acknowledgements have grown in popularity in recent years as a way to recognize the contributions of Native American communities. But how do you move beyond performative messaging and into building relationships? The MNA team has been working to deepen our understanding of, commitment to, and partnerships with Native American communities in Montana. Read about how our land acknowledgement practice has evolved and continues to grow. https://lnkd.in/g4CdKqVS

On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the CRNA stands in solidarity with Indigenous communities. We commit to fostering understanding, respect and healing as we work together toward meaningful reconciliation. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3NcUGXX

Hear Mr Vishwanadha discuss Aparna Serenity's locational advantages, the project's peaceful environment, and how the community caters to the needs of all his family members. Learn more:  https://lnkd.in/gX2Ark3M

Moses' Legacy: Transforming Ugandan Island Communities Together The video discusses Moses' name, his family's legacy, the challenges faced by Ugandan island communities, and the mission of the Ojulu Island Saviors Foundation.

When it comes to Calgary municipal politics, the bottom-line question is simply this: "How much do you want Jyoti Gondek gone?" Gondek has declared her intention to run for another term next fall. If we want another four years of woke ideology, being ignored, having property taxes increased, and being accused of racism, all that's necessary is for us to do nothing. Alternatively, we can get involved. Check out the Better Calgary organization?

Here are the national Champions of Neighbourhood Support:

First and foremost, Larrek Investigations is situated on the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe and Neutral Peoples. We acknowledge the deep traditional knowledge, philosophies, and enduring presence of the Indigenous peoples with whom we share this land today. September 30th is the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, which is more commonly referred to as “Orange Shirt Day”. On this day, we wear orange in order to support reconciliation and commit to the enduring truth that Every Child Matters. Every individual that occupies this land carries the responsibility of learning the origins of our nation, the historic and ongoing treatment of Indigenous peoples today and how our nation is offering reconciliation. If you would like to learn further about Truth and Reconciliation, the 94 Calls to Action (CTAs) within the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, or the history of Residential Schools, please visit: https://nctr.ca/

First and foremost, Larrek Investigations is situated on the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe and Neutral Peoples. We acknowledge the deep traditional knowledge, philosophies, and enduring presence of the Indigenous peoples with whom we share this land today. September 30th is the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, which is more commonly referred to as “Orange Shirt Day”. On this day, we wear orange in order to support reconciliation and commit to the enduring truth that Every Child Matters. Every individual that occupies this land carries the responsibility of learning the origins of our nation, the historic and ongoing treatment of Indigenous peoples today and how our nation is offering reconciliation. If you would like to learn further about Truth and Reconciliation, the 94 Calls to Action (CTAs) within the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, or the history of Residential Schools, please visit: https://nctr.ca/

ABORIGINAL INDUSTRY – At it Again They now have upped the ante on their time frame of SUPPOSED EXISTANCE, and also now claiming the insulting WELCOMING TO COUNTRY NONSENSE was started and been around for 250,00 YEARS. In 1788, they were discovered as hunter gatherers existing in a baron stone age land. When is it ever going to stop. Whether 65,000 or 250,000 years of supposed existence, they had nothing, built nothing, knew nothing and could not communicate because there were 500 tribes with many JARGONs and were never a NATION. Barely 235 years since the arrival of the first fleet, these Aboriginal descendent Australian’s are now known as the great custodians of all knowledge about all things from the sea, land, air, water, astronomy, environment, trees and all living creatures, animals and fish, you name it. Without question ????? they are THE ones with all the knowledge. Like it has been for 65,000 or 250,000 years and these Aboriginal descendent Australian’s are recognized as the least educated and LEAST knowledgeable ON EARTH. These Aboriginal impostures must be brought into line and made to stop this endless stream of lies about themselves and the divisive mantras and evils they push onto all other Australian’s.