Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre - walk to honour - victims – survivors of residential schools. National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – Fort Erie - September 30 - Photo Mosaic Edition Edward Akinwunmi
Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre – walk to honour – victims – survivors of residential schools.
Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre – Walk to honour – victims – survivors of residential schools – National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – Fort Erie – September 30 – Photo Mosaic Edition Edward AkinwunmiNational Day for Truth and Reconciliation – Fort Erie – September 30 – Photo Mosaic Edition Edward AkinwunmiNational Day for Truth and Reconciliation – Fort Erie – September 30 – Photo Mosaic Edition Edward AkinwunmiFort Erie Native Friendship Centre – Walk to honour – victims – survivors of residential schools -National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – Fort Erie – September 30 – Photo Mosaic Edition Edward AkinwunmiJennifer Dockstader – Executive Director Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre – Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre – Walk to honour – victims – survivors of residential schools -National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – Fort Erie – September 30 – Photo Mosaic Edition Edward Akinwunmi
Jennifer Dockstader, Executive Director Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre, called on Canadians to take care of their neighbours because every living thing matters.
She said that Indigenous language and culture are critical.
The Executive Director acknowledged the contribution of the Fort Erie Aboriginal Head Start program, which is the only of its kind in the region.
She called on the federal government to assist the program noting there has not been a raise in Aboriginal Head Start in 20 years.
