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We offer Workshops to Help Deepen Our Understanding and Engagement

The LIRR Leadership Circle offers a number of workshops to help us engage important issues on the path of reconciliation and healing, in order to better understand our sisters and brothers in the Indigenous Communities with whom we share this land.   Two of these workshops are currently available in French and English and soon the rest of these workshops will be available in both languages.

 

They include: 

 

-The Kairos Blanket Exercise (available in French & English)

-Settler Mentality (available in English)

-Land Acknowledgement, Parts 1 & 2 (available in French & English)

-Indian Act (available in English)

-Doctrine of Discovery (available in English)

For more information on the workshops, please contact:  rightrelationsnakonhaka@gmail.com

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Other Resources:

In this video Adrian Jacobs Speaks to the Living into Right Relations circle of the Conseil regional Nakonha:ka Regional Council (United Church of Canada). 

 

Adrian Jacobs Ganosono is of the Turtle Clan, Cayuga Nation of the Six Nations Haudenosaunee Confederacy at Grand River Territory, ON. Adrian is the father of five and grandfather of two grandsons and one granddaughter. He was the Keeper of the Circle of Sandy-Saulteaux Spiritual Centre at the time that this video was recorded. He teaches in the areas of Indigenous history, culture and contemporary issues.

A recording of the Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address shared at the closing of the Conseil régional Nakonha:ka Regional Council meeting at Wesley United Church on May 25, 2024 by Rev. Robert Patton (en anglais) 

“Let justice roll down like waters and right relations flow like a mighty stream.” Amos 5:24, adapted.

With gratitude for the land, we say:

One: This land is Sacred.

It has been anointed for tens of thousands of years with the dust and bones of all those who lived here before us. As we came here, we were invited to share this land with the original people, with a common love and concern for the land that we would live upon and share, in good ways.

….We acknowledge that …. treaty agreements were not to be considered as land surrenders; but to be considered as agreements of sharing together.

All: We are all treaty people. May we live with respect on this land, and live in peace and friendship with its people.

Adapted from Rationale for Redeveloping the Territorial Acknowledgement by Lee Claus, 2022.

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