The Reconciliation Committee is committed to advancing meaningful and action-oriented pathways toward truth and reconciliation. Grounded in respect, relationship-building, and accountability, our work supports a future in which Indigenous rights, voices, and leadership are fully recognized and honored.
Our committee focuses on three key areas:

• Community-Based Education: We create and support educational opportunities that deepen understanding of the history and ongoing impacts of colonization, and promote awareness of Indigenous cultures, perspectives, and contributions.
• Support for Indigenous-Led Initiatives: Through donations and collaborative partnerships, we uplift the work of Indigenous-led non-profit and community organizations that are leading transformative efforts in their communities.
• Dialogue and Relationship Building: We facilitate opportunities for dialogue and connection between Indigenous and newcomer communities, fostering mutual respect, learning, and shared commitments to justice.

We believe reconciliation is a shared responsibility that requires both reflection and action. If you are passionate about this work, we invite you to join us.  

We are currently hiring—please visit our Job Board to learn more.