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Interview with Eliot White Hill, Kwulasultun
Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre

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2021
Video > Interview
Creators and Contributors
Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre (creator); Eliot White-Hill (interviewee), Kristin Kozar (interviewer)
Description
Coast Salish artist and intergenerational residential school Survivor Eliot White-Hill designed the artwork for the 2021 Orange Shirt Day | National Day for Truth and Reconciliation campaign at UBC’s Vancouver Point Grey campus. Hear Eliot speak about his work and influences, what the artwork means to him and what he hopes others will take away from ‘Truth.’

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Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre
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0:06:51
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