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September 21 to 25
Join us for meaningful learning and action on the path toward reconciliation through daily Lunch & Learn webinars, free curriculum resources for Grades 1–12, and national events.
Truth and Reconciliation Week 2026 is a transformative five-day journey for students (grades 1-12), educators, and the broader community to engage with the poignant history and enduring spirit of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.
Join daily Lunch & Learns, witness “From Roots We Rise: A Youth Gathering”, engage in meaningful dialogues, and contribute to our collective path toward reconciliation.
This free, online educational program is brought to you by the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation. Programming is available in English, French, and ASL.
Open to the Public
Open to the Public
During Truth and Reconciliation Week 2026, we invite you to join our daily Lunch and Learn webinars – an immersive experience to UN-learn the myths of colonial history in Canada.
These 50-minute sessions will begin at 12:00pm MDT each day. All sessions will have simultaneous English-French and ASL interpretation.
For Teachers & Students (Grades 1-12)
For Teachers & Students (Grades 1-12)
To assist teachers across Canada, we’ve created an educational portal that offers free, age-appropriate, education curriculums for students in grades 1–12. Join us for an immersive experience to UN-learn the myths of colonial history in Canada.
School-based Workshops
In schools across the program, expert guest speakers will lead dynamic 40–60 minute workshops packed with interactive learning, activities, and open Q&A.
Each workshop will be recorded and posted to the educational portal for release during Truth and Reconciliation Week 2026.
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This gathering will immerse you in the rich tapestry of Indigenous culture, music, dance, and history, honouring Residential School Survivors.
For Teachers & Students (GRADES 1-12)
Recording will be available after September 21 in the educational portal
Contact: TRW@nctr.ca
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