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Innocence Behind Bars: A public panel discussion on systemic racism and wrongful convictions

Inside Canada’s prisons: Racism, broken systems and how we make change

Beyond the Beat | :06

Beyond the Beat | :15

Beyond the Beat | :30

Housing is a human right: New actions to solve Canada’s ongoing crisis

Witness Blanket - Mush Bowl

Witness Blanket – Three things

Pass the Mic: Let’s Talk About Racism – Kiara

Pass the Mic: Let’s Talk About Racism – Dawn Richardson Wilson

Pass the Mic: Let’s Talk About Racism – Gurdeep Pandher

Pass the Mic: Let’s Talk About Racism – Dawn Richardson Wilson (with audio description)

Pass the Mic: Let’s Talk About Racism – Gurdeep Pandher (with audio description)

Pass the Mic: Let’s Talk About Racism – Kiara (with audio description)

Richard’s parents were punished for speaking their language

From talk to action: challenging racism in Canada today

It's time 15 sec

Couverture des témoins – La bouillie

Witness Blanket - Mush

Couverture des témoins – Trois choses

Witness Blanket - Three things

Exit Space (Vertical)

Behind Racism: Challenging the Way We Think – Panel discussion

Fighting back: the 2SLGBTQ+ Purge and the ongoing struggle for a more inclusive future

New Beginnings Panel Discussion

Gertrude remembers cruelty at mealtime in residential school

Les recalls that residential school staff “lived like kings and queens”

Stanley: colonization harmed Indigenous lifestyles and diets

Harold recalls childhood at residential school: “It’s a horror story” (Vertical)

Harold recalls childhood at residential school: “It’s a horror story”

The intergenerational impact of residential schools

Chooutla residential school: The harm and the healing are ongoing

Old Sun Residential School: Angeline remembers wishing she was home

Old Sun Residential School: Angeline talks about loneliness

Old Sun Residential School: Angeline talks about loneliness (Vertical)

Old Sun Residential School: Winston remembers his parents walking away (Vetrical)

Old Sun Residential School: Winston remembers his parents walking away

The RCMP forced Mary’s parents to send her to Old Sun Residential School

Old Sun Residential School: Tom was separated from his siblings

Old Sun Residential School: Mary describes feeling disconnected from her family

Chooulta Residential School: Harold describes feeling imprisoned

Grollier Hall: Lucy remembers strict rules limiting their lives

Miskisiw remembers that residential school “seemed like a big prison.” (Vertical)

Miskisiw remembers that residential school “seemed like a big prison.”

Survivors discuss bad memories associated with residential school buildings

Stanley: “I wish they’d tear the building down.”

Lucy shows off the community greenhouse in Inuvik

Edwin: even when the buildings are gone, the pain remains

All Saints’ Residential School: Tom recalls finding ways to play (Vertical)

All Saints’ Residential School: Tom recalls finding ways to play

Leon had good sports experiences despite the horrific history of residential schools (Vertical)

Leon had good sports experiences despite the horrific history of residential schools

Lucy on skiing at Grollier Hall: “We skied in extreme circumstances.” (Vertical)

Lucy on skiing at Grollier Hall: “We skied in extreme circumstances.”

St. Michael’s Residential School: Barbara remembers fighting in floor hockey (Vertical)

St. Michael’s Residential School: Barbara remembers fighting in floor hockey

Victor recalls how hard it was to talk about residential school (Vertical)

Victor recalls how hard it was to talk about residential school

Barbara talks about being a parent after residential school (Vertical)