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Where are the children?
Where are the children?

Where are the children? : healing the legacy of the residential schools = Que sont les enfants devenus? : l'expérience des pensionnats autochtones
Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia

2003
Book
Contributors
Aboriginal Healing Foundation; Legacy of Hope Foundation; Library and Archives Canada
Description
"Book for an exhibit which is the result of a partnership between the National Archives of Canada, the Aboriginal Healing Foundation and the Legacy of Hope Foundation. The electronic version is a virtual exhibition presenting photographs largely from public and church archival collections, from as early as 1880 to the 1960s."
Language
English; French

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Alternate Title(s)
Que sont les enfants devenus?
Holding Library
Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia
ISBN
0973352000; 9780973352009
Publication Information
Ottawa : Legacy of Hope Foundation
Physical Description
64 p : ill., ports. 28 cm.
Notes
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the National Archives of Canada, June, 2002 to Nov., 2003.
Contents
A message from Richard Kistabish, Chairman, Legacy of Hope Foundation -- A message from George Erasmus, Chairman, Aboriginal Healing Foundation -- A message from Ian Wilson, National Archives of Canada -- Where are the children? : healing the legacy of the residential schools, by Jeff Thomas, Iroquois (Onondaga) Guest curator -- Don't forget who you are (an interview with Shirley Williams) -- The Aboriginal Healing Foundation and the Legacy of Hope Foundation : helping people heal themselves in the aftermath of the residential school system.
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