Measuring Reconciliation in Canada between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Peoples. Funding: @SSHRC Insight Grant.
Winnipeg, MB, Canada
Joined May 2019
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New research by the Toronto Metropolitan University indicates public perception towards reconciliation is changing.
On tonight’s N2N, Professor Iloradanon Efimoff says non-Indigenous Peoples are becoming more aware of the harm government policies have on Indigenous Peoples.
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New research provides update on public perception of progress toward reconciliation.
torontomu.ca/news-events/new…
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From CN Rail to Portage Place to the Catholic Church to jails in Quebec, the barometer of reconciliation was sure complicated this week
Saturday @WinnipegNews column - Reconciliation: more action, less talk
winnipegfreepress.com/breaki… – at Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Awareness of residential school harms has increased, but more reconciliation work needed: report winnipeg.ctvnews.ca/awarenes…
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The 2022 Canadian Reconciliation Barometer report is out. It measures reconciliation in Canada between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples.
Ry Moran of the University of Victoria was part of the team that worked on the report.
youtu.be/e5KuLLl7EgU
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New polling from @BarometerLab says settlers are making some progress learning the truth about Residential Schools.
But there's much more to learn.
You can help the folks at the NCTR shape future national education programs by taking their survey here: nctr.ca/education/trw/
1/ New data suggests awareness of Residential Schools has increased, but more learning is needed. Infographic courtesy @ProbeResearch
#NationalDayForTruthAndReconciliation #Reconciliation #ReconciliACTION #EveryChildMatters #CallsToAction #UNDRIP #CallsToJustice
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If understanding the truth about Residential Schools and the structures of colonialism is the first step to action, there's some hope in this data - particularly the fact that more than three-quarters of us settlers know at least something about the TRC and MMIWG calls to action.
1/ New data suggests awareness of Residential Schools has increased, but more learning is needed. Infographic courtesy @ProbeResearch
#NationalDayForTruthAndReconciliation #Reconciliation #ReconciliACTION #EveryChildMatters #CallsToAction #UNDRIP #CallsToJustice
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@BarometerLab's released its first report on measuring progress toward Reconciliation. Check out @umanitoba's coverage ⬇️
news.umanitoba.ca/canadian-r…
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This coming Monday 12-1 in the @umanitoba Social Science Speakers Series: @starzyklab, @Iloradanon, and @AleahFontaine, "The Canadian Reconciliation Barometer, 2021 Report Highlights" Register for this online talk at: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
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#UWinnipeg's Dr. Lorena Fontaine is a co-investigator for the @BarometerLab.
Their first report, released last week, highlighted the need to invest in Residential School education — as well as Indigenous Peoples experiences in Canada more broadly.news.uwinnipeg.ca/canadian-r…
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“If this continued education [on #Indigenous issues] occurs and maybe becomes even deeper...as people get older, success of generations will have a better understanding,” said @starzyklab via @CdnPressNews
Starzyk's #InformedOps @ bit.ly/3p2L6v6
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The highly anticipated 1st report from the @BarometerLab, which measures progress toward Reconciliation, has been released. The findings from @umartsfaculty researchers highlighting gaps and comparing progress can inform public policy.
#cdnpoli #umanitoba
news.umanitoba.ca/?p=159700
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The first report of the Canadian Reconciliation Barometer released today with @rymoran as co-investigator
Read more 👉 ow.ly/eTXV50HVWEh
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Today @BarometerLab released 2021 data on attitudes towards reconciliation in Canada. 🧡
There is an obvious difference in how Indigenous and non-Indigenous people see things unfolding here.
Full report:
reconciliationbarometer.ca/w…
#reconciliation #justice #cdnpoli
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3. But government and church apologies have helped, right? Nope, not yet, say 44% of Indigenous Peoples (vs. 30% among settlers).
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How do we know if we’re making progress on reconciliation (esp. if we’re still working on the truth part)?
Survey data from Canada’s first national Reconciliation Barometer, released today, can help.
Full details here: reconciliationbarometer.ca
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“Having a measure of the Canadian public’s perceptions on progress toward Reconciliation is a key tool to guide policymakers in their decisions to support Reconciliation,” said Brenda Gunn, Academic and Research Director at the NCTR. buff.ly/3GRvm4f @BarometerLab
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Excited to be co-moderating this event with @AleahFontaine on the @BarometerLab! Speakers are @starzyklab, @rymoran, & @sekwanfontaine.
Go to app.sli.do/ & enter the code CafeJan to get your questions in for a great discussion about #reconciliation!
Join online at 7 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 11, 2022, for the panel discussion on the Canadian Reconciliation Barometer project, which seeks to understand what Reconciliation means. Learn more: buff.ly/3tg9sor @um_research
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SAVE THE DATE–Jan11/22 7pmCT!
Join us online to learn about the Canadian Reconciliation Barometer project, which seeks to understand what reconciliation means to Indigenous & non-Indigenous peoples.
This #UManitoba event is open to ALL including the general public. Please share.
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On the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, two researchers tell #TheDecibel how they’ve developed a way to measure progress towards reconciliation.
🔊 Katherine Starzyck and Ry Moran join the show to discuss the Reconciliation Barometer
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