Reflections on "UNCOVERED: Truths About Indian Residential Schools"

In light of the renewed focus on Indian Residential Schools, the Institute of Prairie and Indigenous Archaeology and the Kule Institute for Advanced Study at the University of Alberta have developed a four-part web series on the history of residential schools.

This series explores the current work being done to locate missing children, how the impacts and trauma of residential schools continue to this day and how we move forward for resurgent Indigenous futures in the lands known as Canada.

Join us as the four experts highlighted in this web series—Crystal Fraser ('08 BA, '19 PhD), Kisha Supernant, Matthew Wildcat ('06 BA, NativeStuHons) and Sharla Peltier—('86 BSc, Speech/Aud) come together for a panel discussion.

You are encouraged to watch each of the episodes in the web series before attending this event. You can view them, and learn more about the “Uncovered” series here.

This event is the second in the Augustana Indigenous Speaker series, presented by Cargill and in partnership with the Chester Ronning Centre for the Study of Religion and Public Life and the Jeanne and Peter Lougheed Performing Arts Centre.