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Honourary Witness Ceremony
National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation

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June 28 2011
Video
Creators and Contributors
Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (creator)
Description
Shelagh Rogers discusses what it means to be an honourary witness, including listening to the stories of Survivors and bringing these stories along with you on your own journey of reconciliation. She also discusses the responsibility to confront racism as an ongoing task of honourary witnesses.
Language
English

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National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation
Holding Repository Identifier
MDNNE126
Conditions Governing Access
Open
Terms Governing Use and Reproduction
National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation holds copyright.
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