Dūłą̄́ Metsī́nlī́ Déh: The Final Chapter of the Lower Post Residential School Premiere Screening скачать в хорошем качестве

Dūłą̄́ Metsī́nlī́ Déh: The Final Chapter of the Lower Post Residential School Premiere Screening

Dūłą̄́ Metsī́nlī́ Déh: The Final Chapter of the Lower Post Residential School tells the story of a gathering held on June 30, 2021, in the Kaska Dena community of Lower Post. Over the course of the day, people came together to grieve, heal, and witness a ceremonial demolition of the Lower Post residential school, and participate in a blessing of the grounds for a new cultural centre. On March 17 at 3 pm, join Premier John Horgan and Deputy Chief Harlan Schilling in a conversation with Yukon Premier Sandy Silver; Nathan Cullen, Minister of Municipal Affairs; Tristan Miller, member of the Daylu Dena Council; and Rose Caesar, Liard First Nation Elder, as they screen the film and share their reflections. The Lower Post Residential School operated from 1951 to 1975, impacting thousands of children and families. The community was forced to use the former residential school building for essential services. Funding was secured in 2021 to tear down the building and replace it with a new community centre. The new building is expected to be completed in 2022. The material in this video contains details about the traumatic history of residential schools. If you need support, a 24-hour National Indian Residential School Crisis Line is available for residential school survivors: 1-866-925-4419