Tag: Truth and Reconciliation - BGC Canada

Media Release: BGC Canada and NAFC sign MOU to advance reconciliation and support youth

Media Release: BGC Canada and NAFC sign MOU to advance reconciliation and support youth

Published on September 29 from National Association of Friendship Centres BGC Canada and NAFC sign MOU to advance reconciliation and support youth ahead of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation OTTAWA – BGC Canada (formerly the Boys and Girls Club...

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BGC Canada welcomes Governor General Mary Simon as our Patron

BGC Canada welcomes Governor General Mary Simon as our Patron

TORONTO, ON, June 3, 2022 /CNW/ - To mark BGC Club Day, BGC Canada (formerly Boys and Girls Club of Canada) is delighted to announce Her Excellency the Right Honourable Mary Simon, Governor General of Canada, as our Patron. As Canada’s largest...

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Statement from BGC Canada’s National Youth Council on the State of Youth Report

Statement from BGC Canada’s National Youth Council on the State of Youth Report

This statement was written by members of BGC Canada's National Youth Council (NYC). The NYC is a council comprised of youth across the country who give input on and reflect youth issues and goals. The NYC operates independently of BGC...

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BGC Canada Truth and Reconciliation Commitment Statement

BGC Canada Truth and Reconciliation Commitment Statement

The BGC movement commits to supporting Indigenous children, youth, and families in the communities we serve. We commit to creating equitable spaces for Indigenous staff, partners, and community members. We call for an end to the systemic inequities faced by...

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A thoughtful Canada Day

We have compiled information and resources to help inform your Canada Day celebrations and actions towards Reconciliation. Land acknowledgement If you want to know whose land we are on, check out this web-based app that uses GIS technology to assist...

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Meet Ode’, our Reconciliation Ambearrister

Bozhoo (Hi)! My name is Ode’ and my pronouns are they/them. I am Anishinaabe and I speak Anishinaabemowin and English. I am 7 years old now, I’m in Grade 2, and I’m also a Club kid! I can’t believe my...

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A black-and-white teddy bear wearing a white t-shirt, grey pants, and small moccasins stands in front of a colorful mosaic mural.

We are proud to be part of the Reconciliation Ambearrister program

Started by the First Nations Child & Family Caring Society in honour of Spirit Bear, organizations can host a Reconciliation Ambearrister (ambassador + barrister) to guide them through a year of learning and outreach dedicated to Indigenous children, families, and...

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