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Press Releases
Our press releases cover important milestones, events, and developments related to our ongoing work to uncover, document, and share the truth of what happened at the Mohawk Institute. We share timely information on our initiatives, advocacy efforts, and partnerships, keeping the public and our community informed on issues that matter. Stay connected with us as we work to bring awareness and accountability to this critical journey of remembrance and healing.
Read Our Blog
Protecting Our Ancestors: A Call to Action for Unmarked Graves associated with Indian Residential Schools.
Denialism and Reconciliation: Insights from the OSI’s Panel on Indian Residential Schools
OSI’s Final Report Settler Amnesty, Impunity and Enforced Disappearances: Canada’s Denial of Justice for Indian Residential School Survivors
Raising Our Voices: Survivors Rally in Ottawa for Truth, Justice, and Adequate Funding
OSI Final National Gathering on Unmarked Burials: The Release of an Indigenous-led Reparations Framework
Northern Voices: A Gathering for Indigenous Rights and Unmarked Burials in Canada
Broken Promises, Broken Trust: Canada Must Honour its Commitment to Residential School Survivors
Knowledge is Sacred, Truth is Healing: Reflections from the August 2024 Survivor Gathering
Annual Reports
The Survivors’ Secretariat’s annual and financial reports offer transparent, detailed documentation of our financial activities and program milestones over the past year. These reports reflect our commitment to accountability and highlight the progress achieved through the support of our community and partners.
Through these reports, we aim to keep our community informed and engaged in the impactful work we continue to do together. Thank you for your ongoing trust and support.
2023/2024
2023/2024
The staff of the Survivors’ Secretariat is comprised primarily of Intergenerational Survivors of the Mohawk Institute Indian Residential School. The organization was created in the Fall of 2021 to investigate missing and disappeared children associated with the 140+ year legacy of the institute and to search the 600+ acre property for unmarked burials. The Secretariat was set up by a group of Survivors with the assistance of Kimberly Murray, who was on secondment from the Department of Justice and Laura Arndt who was on secondment from Centennial College. Together, the staff work closely with one another across the departments to fulfil the Secretariat’s mandate and complete various projects.
The staff of the Survivors’ Secretariat is comprised primarily of Intergenerational Survivors of the Mohawk Institute Indian Residential School. The organization was created in the Fall of 2021 to investigate missing and disappeared children associated with the 140+ year legacy of the institute and to search the 600+ acre property for unmarked burials. The Secretariat was set up by a group of Survivors with the assistance of Kimberly Murray, who was on secondment from the Department of Justice and Laura Arndt who was on secondment from Centennial College. Together, the staff work closely with one another across the departments to fulfil the Secretariat’s mandate and complete various projects.
The staff of the Survivors’ Secretariat is comprised primarily of Intergenerational Survivors of the Mohawk Institute Indian Residential School. The organization was created in the Fall of 2021 to investigate missing and disappeared children associated with the 140+ year legacy of the institute and to search the 600+ acre property for unmarked burials. The Secretariat was set up by a group of Survivors with the assistance of Kimberly Murray, who was on secondment from the Department of Justice and Laura Arndt who was on secondment from Centennial College. Together, the staff work closely with one another across the departments to fulfil the Secretariat’s mandate and complete various projects.
The staff of the Survivors’ Secretariat is comprised primarily of Intergenerational Survivors of the Mohawk Institute Indian Residential School. The organization was created in the Fall of 2021 to investigate missing and disappeared children associated with the 140+ year legacy of the institute and to search the 600+ acre property for unmarked burials. The Secretariat was set up by a group of Survivors with the assistance of Kimberly Murray, who was on secondment from the Department of Justice and Laura Arndt who was on secondment from Centennial College. Together, the staff work closely with one another across the departments to fulfil the Secretariat’s mandate and complete various projects.
The staff of the Survivors’ Secretariat is comprised primarily of Intergenerational Survivors of the Mohawk Institute Indian Residential School. The organization was created in the Fall of 2021 to investigate missing and disappeared children associated with the 140+ year legacy of the institute and to search the 600+ acre property for unmarked burials. The Secretariat was set up by a group of Survivors with the assistance of Kimberly Murray, who was on secondment from the Department of Justice and Laura Arndt who was on secondment from Centennial College. Together, the staff work closely with one another across the departments to fulfil the Secretariat’s mandate and complete various projects.
Reports
Explore our collection of specialized reports, crafted by the Survivors’ Secretariat to provide in-depth analysis and insights on various issues related to Indian Residential Schools and the ongoing journey of truth and reconciliation.
