Nouvelles Autochtones

Nouvelles Autochtones

December
8

8
December

International Human Rights Day: Dignity and equality for all [1]

Each year on Human Rights Day December 10, we commemorate the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the first example of a set of fundamental and indivisible human rights that apply to all people, everywhere.

November
17

17
November

PSAC Anti-Racism Action Plan: National townhalls begin next week [2]

National telephone townhalls for PSAC’s Anti-Racism Action Plan have been launched for Indigenous and racialized members. These national townhalls are the last part of the Anti-Racism Action Plan consultation process that began in 2021.

October
6

6
October

Search the landfill: PSAC welcomes new funding commitments [3]

PSAC is pleased to see the federal government has committed funding to further study the feasibility of a search of the Prai

October
5

5
October

Aylward: It’s time to properly search all former residential school sites for graves [4]

Op-ed by PSAC National President Chris Aylward published by the Ottawa Citizen and other Postmedia outlets on September 30, 2023.

September
28

28
September

Open letter to the Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations [5]

Congratulations on your appointment as Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations. The responsibility trusted in you will be critical to moving forward in our reconciliation efforts as treaty people.

September
28

28
September

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: Uncovering the Truth of Le Estcwicwéy̓ [6]

September 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day to remember missing Indigenous children and survivors across Canada who were taken from their families and forced to attend residential schools.

September
28

28
September

Help uncover the truth of Le Estcwicwéy̓ [7]

September 30 marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day to remember the missing Indigenous children and survivors across Canada who were taken from their families and forced to attend residential schools.

August
25

25
August

Register today: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation panel discussion and beading session [8]

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30 is a national statutory holiday in honour of Indigenous children and survivors across Canada who were taken from their families and forced to attend residential schools. It’s also an opportunity to reflect on and commemorate the painful legacy and impact of residential schools. These children are Le Estcwicwéy̓ (pronounced “le squeak-way,” which translates to “the missing” in the language of the Tk‘emlúpsemc people in British Columbia.).

July
28

28
July

Indigenous Women Are Not Disposable: Search the Landfill [9]

PSAC strongly condemns ongoing inaction on the part of Manitoba government leaders and the City of Winnipeg. The refusal to search for three Indigenous women in the Prairie Green Landfill is proof of ongoing colonization and erasure of Indigenous women. We expect better from governments at all levels.

July
6

6
July

PSAC and Treasury Board release joint report on the use of Indigenous languages in the public service [10]

The report of the Joint Committee on Indigenous Languages has been published, revealing the results of the first-ever survey on the use of Indigenous languages in 24 departments and agencies across the federal public service.

June
16

16
June

National Indigenous History Month: Honouring First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities [11]

June is National Indigenous History Month, an opportunity to honour and celebrate the unique achievements, history and culture of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities. It’s also a time to listen, learn, and amplify Indigenous voices.

August
24

24
August

PSAC adopts 2SLGBTQIA+ acronym [12]

At the 2022 PSAC National Triennial Convention, delegates voted to build a more inclusive, equitable, and representative union by updating our use of the acronym LGBTQ2+ to 2SLGBTQIA+.

June
20

20
June

National Indigenous Peoples Day: Decolonizing our union [13]

June 21 is an occasion to celebrate Indigenous history, culture, and diversity, as well as the many contributions of Indigenous peoples to Canada. For non-Indigenous Canadians, and for organizations like PSAC, it’s also an opportunity to reflect on our history and to recognize the untruths in the settler’s perspective so we can learn how to decolonize our organizations and communities in solidarity with Indigenous Peoples.

June
3

3
June

Register now: National panel on decolonization and labour [14]

In honour of National Indigenous History Month, join our panelists to discuss decolonization in the labour community and what steps members can take to support decolonization and indigenization of ourselves and our union.

June
3

3
June

Still Thirsty for Justice: PSAC launches second campaign to ensure clean water for all [15]

In collaboration with Indigenous communities and in the spirit of reconciliation, PSAC is launching our second campaign to demand safe, clean, water for all [16].