The National Advisory Committee on Residential Schools Missing Children and Unmarked Burials is organizing webinars to share information about ways to take care of health and wellness needs at all stages of organizing and conducting a search for unmarked burials.
These webinars are being promoted in particular to First Nations, Inuit and Métis leaders and technicians who may be in the process of developing a search plan.
The focus is on trauma-informed, and distinctions-based approaches, with a particular emphasis on the importance of land-based healing.
*The program is not offered by Centre for Resilience, Learning & Growth – it is led by a community partner. However, we wanted to share information about the program as it may benefit the communities we work.
Who is this for?
Anyone interested in learning more about reconciliation and Indigenous Peoples.
In Partnership With
The National Advisory Committee was established to ensure Indigenous communities have access to independent, trusted and expert information in their efforts to identify, locate, and commemorate their missing children.
The National Advisory Committee brings together individuals with a wide-range of experience and expertise in areas such as Indigenous laws and cultural protocols, forensics, archeology, archival research, criminal investigations, communication and working with Survivors.
The National Advisory Committee is guided by a Circle of Survivors, comprised of two First Nations Survivors, two Inuit Survivors, and two Métis Nation Survivors.
Cost
$Free
$Free
Program Schedule Details
2:00 pm
Virtual
June 18, 2025 from 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
