COLLECTION NAME:
Good Trouble Conversations
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Regis~40~40
Good Trouble Conversations
Collection
true
Title:
A Vigil for Indigenous Children: Remembrance, Lament, and Hope for Healing
title
A Vigil for Indigenous Children: Remembrance, Lament, and Hope for Healing
Title
false
Creator:
Regis University Archives & Digital Collections
creator
Regis University Archives & Digital Collections
Creator
false
Creator:
Regis University Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusive Excellence (ODEIE)
creator
Regis University Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusive Excellence (ODEIE)
Creator
false
Date:
2021-10-06
date
2021-10-06
Date
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Description:
"On October 6, starting at 4:30 p.m. on the Quad in front of the Student Center, Regis hosted *A Vigil for Indigenous Children: Remembrance, Lament, and Hope for Healing*. The gathering was in response to recent discoveries of unmarked graves of Indigenous children at the sites of several former boarding schools in Canada, as well as the tragic loss of human life and culture that took place at such schools, both in Canada and the United States. Some of these schools were Catholic. Some of them were run by the Jesuits. We all stand in sorrow before the tragic loss of life and the way indigenous children were torn away from their families to be stripped of their language and culture.
In anticipation for that Vigil gathering, an installation was created on campus in remembrance of these children. This installation included an orange flag display on the Quad, as well as numerous children’s shoes on display in the library to represent the tens of thousands of children and families who were affected.
Members of the Regis community were invited to donate new or used children’s shoes for this installation. All shoes donated were then, in turn, donated to children in local indigenous communities once the installation was taken down.
Video captured by Sean Gruno of Regis University Library."
In anticipation for that Vigil gathering, an installation was created on campus in remembrance of these children. This installation included an orange flag display on the Quad, as well as numerous children’s shoes on display in the library to represent the tens of thousands of children and families who were affected.
Members of the Regis community were invited to donate new or used children’s shoes for this installation. All shoes donated were then, in turn, donated to children in local indigenous communities once the installation was taken down.
Video captured by Sean Gruno of Regis University Library."
description
"On October 6, starting at 4:30 p.m. on the Quad in front of the Student Center, Regis hosted *A Vigil for Indigenous Children: Remembrance, Lament, and Hope for Healing*. The gathering was in response to recent discoveries of unmarked graves of Indigenous children at the sites of several former boarding schools in Canada, as well as the tragic loss of human life and culture that took place at such schools, both in Canada and the United States. Some of these schools were Catholic. Some of them were run by the Jesuits. We all stand in sorrow before the tragic loss of life and the way indigenous children were torn away from their families to be stripped of their language and culture.
In anticipation for that Vigil gathering, an installation was created on campus in remembrance of these children. This installation included an orange flag display on the Quad, as well as numerous children’s shoes on display in the library to represent the tens of thousands of children and families who were affected.
Members of the Regis community were invited to donate new or used children’s shoes for this installation. All shoes donated were then, in turn, donated to children in local indigenous communities once the installation was taken down.
Video captured by Sean Gruno of Regis University Library."
Description
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Subject Object:
First Nations
subject
First Nations
Subject Object
false
Subject Object:
Off-reservation boarding schools
subject
Off-reservation boarding schools
Subject Object
false
Subject Object:
Demonstrations
subject
Demonstrations
Subject Object
false
Subject Object:
Indigenous peoples
subject
Indigenous peoples
Subject Object
false
Coverage Spatial:
Colorado (state); Denver (county) Denver (inhabited place)
coverage
Colorado (state); Denver (county) Denver (inhabited place)
Coverage Spatial
false
Rights:
IN COPYRIGHT - EDUCATIONAL USE PERMITTED
rights
IN COPYRIGHT - EDUCATIONAL USE PERMITTED
Rights
false
Publisher:
Regis University
publisher
Regis University
Publisher
false
Contributor:
Burke, Kevin
contributor
Burke, Kevin
Contributor
false
Contributor:
Plenty Wolf, Lee Chief
contributor
Plenty Wolf, Lee Chief
Contributor
false
Contributor:
Cozad, Andy
contributor
Cozad, Andy
Contributor
false
Contributor:
Gonzales, Nikki Dr.
contributor
Gonzales, Nikki Dr.
Contributor
false
Contributor:
Hamm, Robyn Lyn
contributor
Hamm, Robyn Lyn
Contributor
false
Contributor:
Mahto, Marena
contributor
Mahto, Marena
Contributor
false
Contributor:
Preston, Deb
contributor
Preston, Deb
Contributor
false
Source:
Regis University Library - Archives and Special Collections
source
Regis University Library - Archives and Special Collections
Source
false