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DESCRIPTION:Conférence organisée par le Centre sur les droits de la personn
 e et le pluralisme juridique de McGill et l'Institut interational d'études
  sur le génocide et les droits de la personne (une division de l'Institut 
 Zoryan).\n\n[En anglais seulement]\n\nComing on the heels of the Final Rep
 ort of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and the undeniable evidence
  of overwhelming injustice suffered by the Indigenous peoples of Canada\, 
 this conference will examine the urgent moral challenge for Canada to deal
  with its colonial past and present\, and to radically reconceive itself i
 n order to create a just future.\n\nThe conference will begin at 16:30 on 
 Tuesday 8 March with an introductory panel about the work of the Truth & R
 econciliation Commission as told by people who were themselves involved in
  that work.\n\nThe conference will continue from 8:30-17:30 on Wednesday 9
  March with panels exploring the potential for reconciliation through the 
 lens of three relationships: with our shared and now fully revealed histor
 y\;  with the land\; and between nations.\n\nDr. Phil Fontaine\, former Na
 tional Chief of the Assembly of First Nations\, will give a Public Keynote
  Address\, 13h30-14h30\, on Wednesday\, March 9.\n\nAll welcome\n\nThe eve
 nt will be structured as a series of discussions between Indigenous and no
 n-Indigenous panelists invited by both McGill and IIGHRS\, and endeavour t
 o create spaces for innovative thinking and cross-cultural dialogue. The p
 anels will be focused on how to make these relationships more meaningful f
 or all involved by promoting a more comprehensive understanding of the sta
 kes on all sides. Each panel will be moderated by a member of the McGill U
 niversity Faculty of Law.\n\nRegister to this event on EventBright. A deta
 iled program will be available shortly.\n\nKEYNOTE ADDRESSES\n\n\n	Phil Fon
 taine\, President of Ishkonigan Inc. and former National Chief of the Asse
 mbly of First Nations\n	Douglas White\, Director of the Centre for Pre-Conf
 ederation Treaties and Reconciliation\, Vancouver Island University and fo
 rmer Chief of the Snuneymuxw First Nation\n\n\nPANEL DISCUSSIONS\n\n\n	Aaro
 n Mills - Trudeau Scholar and Doctoral Candidate\, University of Victoria
 \n	Aimée Craft - Research Director\, National Centre for Truth & Reconcilia
 tion\n	Anthony Hall - Professor of Globalization Studies\, University of Le
 thbridge and author of Earth into Property\n	Armand MacKenzie - Legal Consu
 ltant to the Innu Nation and Senior Director of Government and Stakeholder
  Relations for Tata Steel Minerals Canada\n	Bob Watts - Vice-President (Gov
 ernment and Corporate Relations)\, First Peoples Group and Former Chief Ex
 ecutive Officer of the Assembly of First Nations\n	David MacDonald - Associ
 ate Professor\, University of Guelph and consultant to the Truth & Reconci
 liation Commission\n	Maureen Hiebert Associate Professor\, University of Ca
 lgary\n	Roger Smith - Professor Emeritus\, College of William & Mary\n\n
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LOCATION:Salle du Tribunal-école Maxwell-Cohen (NCDH 100)\, Chancellor Day 
 Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1W9\, 3644 rue Peel
SUMMARY:Truth to Reconciliation: Towards a Just Future for the Indigenous P
 eople of Canada - Journée complète
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/law/fr/channels/event/truth-reconciliation-toward
 s-just-future-indigenous-people-canada-journee-complete-259328
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