How to advance Truth and Reconciliation in the light of intergenerational trauma | An approachable conversation with Ray John Jr., Knowledge Sharer, Oneida Nation of the Thames
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How to advance Truth and Reconciliation in the light of intergenerational trauma | An approachable conversation with Ray John Jr., Knowledge Sharer, Oneida Nation of the Thames
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In this important episode, Ray John Jr. invites listeners into an approachable conversation about Truth and Reconciliation in the light of intergenerational trauma. Drawing on more than 20 years as an educator and Indigenous Cultural Teacher, Ray shares how “sharing not shaming” can open hearts, build understanding, and create space for honest questions. From supporting Indigenous students to inspiring the Imagine Build housing project in his home community, Ray offers a powerful reminder that reconciliation is not only about learning the truth, it is also about taking meaningful action.
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