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We must all call for the ongoing progress of reconciliation, regardless of political affiliation, cultural background or personal history of connection to this dark history.
Reconciliation is not an Aboriginal problem – it involves all of us.
- Justice Murray Sinclair
Reconciliation requires a sustained and ongoing commitment from each of us. Learn about the history and legacy of colonialism and residential schools in Canada, and consider what you can do to advance Reconciliation with Indigenous peoples and contribute to creating a more inclusive university.
In this section you’ll find reports on the university’s key actions to Uphold Truth and Reconciliation, as well as an array of tools and resources to build your knowledge and support this work.
Reports
Annual Reconciliation Reports track SFU's ongoing commitments and progress to Uphold Truth and Reconciliation, as well as other major reports that inform, frame and guide our journey.
Terminology and Language
Culturally-informed guidance on topics including land acknowledgments, inclusive and antiracist language for writers and communicators and protocols for ceremonies and events.
Knowledge Building
Training and resources to help the SFU community build a better understanding of Indigenous peoples, including employee training on cultural safety and anti-racism and teaching resources to decolonize curriculum.
Courses and Programs
Explore the array of courses and programs at SFU that explore Indigenous knowledge systems, languages, histories and ways of being and learning.