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On August 31, 2022, the Survivors’ Secretariat opened its doors to the community to provide a Year in Review. “We’re pleased with the outcome of
For over 136 years, parents of children who attended the Mohawk Institute were robbed of their ability to care for their children. This summer, a group of intergenerational Survivors – youth aged 17-29 – stepped forward to partner with Survivors in the search for unmarked burials and missing children using Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) technology.
At a special council meeting held on May 17, 2022, Brantford City Council unanimously supported a Notice of Motion that calls on the federal and provincial governments, as well as the Anglican Church, to release all documents in the possession of the Government of Canada, the Government of Ontario, and the Anglican Church related to the former Mohawk Institute Indian Residential School to Survivors’ Secretariat immediately.
Survivors of the Mush Hole have reason to believe that children may have drowned and/or were disposed of in the Lake.
Searching Archives & Gathering Records Introduction Recovery, Reclamation and Revitalization are goals that the Survivors’ Secretariat is working hard to achieve. Recovery of the children,
Survivors are utilizing technology to help fulfill their mandate of uncovering and sharing the truth about what happened at the Mohawk Institute.
Survivors are using maps, documents, and records to determine the search strategy for over 600 acres of land associated with the Mohawk Institute
How a group of Survivors are working to uncover and share the truth about what happened at the Mohawk Institute In May 2021, when the