BUILDING CAPACITY FOR TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION PATHWAYS C

BUILDING CAPACITY FOR TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION PATHWAYS C OMMUNITY SERVIC ES AS SO CIAT ION UPDATE TO ROTARY CLUB OF CALGARY CENTENNIAL JANUARY 4, 2017

Pathways CSA Vision Children, youth, and families thrive within a culturally responsive community Mission Guided by Indigenous teachings, Pathways offers evidence-informed, supportive services to people in the Calgary area as they strengthen their circles of self, community, culture, and care.

“Achieving reconciliation is like climbing a mountain – we must proceed a step at a time. It will not always be easy. There will be storms, there will be obstacles, but we cannot allow ourselves to be daunted by the task because our goal is Just and it is also necessary. ” - Justice Murray Sinclair

Building Capacity for Truth and Reconciliation Project goal: To develop and share tools and knowledge with others to promote understanding of Truth and Reconciliation and to enhance capacity and capability in organizations to respond to the Calls to Action. ◦ Project is part of our Miskanawah Approach to Holistic Wellbeing

Miskanawah Approach to Holistic Wellbeing

Building Capacity for Truth and Reconciliation Completed Deliverables: ◦ Environmental scans ◦ Academic and grey literature review ◦ Blog series (remains ongoing) ◦ Staff and community reading group ◦ Stakeholder map ◦ Additional funding from The Calgary Foundation and United Way of Calgary and Area ◦ Masters in Leadership project on Pathways TRC work – Royal Roads University (in progress) ◦ Outline of curriculum with proposed learning goals and suggested modules

Pathways CSA would like to thank Rotary Club of Calgary Centennial for your generous contribution to this project.

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