All Truth, No Reconciliation
Ten years after Truth and Reconciliation came into being, seven Indigenous writers reflect on its ambitions and outcomes. What’s been accomplished and what has been abandoned. The limits of reconciliation as a framework for meaningful and lasting change are addressed in the topics of: child welfare, economic development, gender, land jurisdiction and the media. In the wake of near total annihilation, Indigenous peoples are now bringing back what was taken.
Voices of The Walrus · Paul Berry, Roger Ashby, Lori Wilson
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Show Notes
Ten years after Truth and Reconciliation came into being, seven Indigenous writers reflect on its ambitions and outcomes. What’s been accomplished and what has been abandoned.
The limits of reconciliation as a framework for meaningful and lasting change are addressed in the topics of: child welfare, economic development, gender, land jurisdiction and the media.
In the wake of near total annihilation, Indigenous peoples are now bringing back what was taken.
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