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DESCRIPTION:The ºÚÁÏÍø±¬³Ô¹Ï Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism has\nlau
 nched an initiative title 'Responsibility to Connect: Legacies\nof Human R
 ights Abuses in Residential Schools in Canada.'\nThis initiative aims at c
 ontributing to the work of the Truth\nand Reconciliation Commission of Can
 ada by educating students\,\ncolleagues and the broader community about hu
 man rights abuses\nwithin Aboriginal communities in Canada.\nIn conjunctio
 n with this initiative\, the CHRLP is organizing a\none-day\, by invitatio
 n only\, workshop (PROGRAMME\n[.doc])\, whose will be to explore\, from cr
 itical and comparative\nperspectives\, the broader concept of reconciliati
 on and the\nfunction of truth and reconciliation commissions through the\n
 following themes:\n\nTruth and Reconciliation: The Continuing Impact of\nC
 olonialism.\nHow did colonialism shape and influence the residential schoo
 ls\npolicies in Canada? How does the continuing impact of colonialism\naff
 ect the discourse on reconciliation and responsibility for\nhistoric wrong
 s?\n\nPluralistic and Comparative Perspectives on Truth and\nReconciliatio
 n.\nWhat approaches to reconciliation have emerged in settler states\nto r
 edress historic wrongs against Indigenous communities\,\nparticularly the 
 harms linked to residential schools? What are some\nof the complexities an
 d contradictions in these initiatives? \nHow do diverse Indigenous traditi
 ons influence our understanding of\nreconciliation?\n\nRights and Reconcil
 iation: Pathways Forward.\nTo what extent is human rights discourse helpfu
 l in developing\nways to redress past wrongs and restructure relationships
  between\nindividuals and communities? What is the relevance of internatio
 nal\nand domestic rights in relation to the residential school\nexperience
  in Canada?  What are the limits of rights\ndiscourse?\n\n\nThe goal of th
 e workshop is to share some preliminary ideas and\nthinking about these th
 emes and to identify avenues of further\nresearch and reflection. We hope 
 that participants will connect to\nform a working group to advance continu
 ed dialogue and research\,\nculminating in a second workshop in 2012.\nBy 
 invitation only. For more information\, email Jessica\nLabranche-Hamelin a
 t jessica.labranche [at] mail.mcgill.ca\n
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LOCATION:Chancellor Day Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1W9\, 3644 rue Peel
SUMMARY:Indigenous Peoples\, Truth and Reconciliation:  Comparative and Cri
 tical Perspectives
URL:/channels/event/indigenous-peoples-truth-and-recon
 ciliation-comparative-and-critical-perspectives-182378
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