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The Institute On Governance (IOG) best practices study of the Aboriginal Healing Foundation’s (AHF) Board.
MEDIA RELEASE - June 11, 2009. Today the Aboriginal Healing Foundation releases its much-anticipated publication, "Response, Responsibility, and Renewal." This 409-page volume, the second in a two-volume series, features the perspectives of twenty-five authors, including Richard Wagamese, Taiaiake Alfred, John Ralston Saul, Roland Chrisjohn, and Jose Kusugak ....
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2009-2014 Corporate Plan of the Aboriginal Healing Foundation
Aboriginal Healing in Canada: Studies in Therapeutic Meaning and Practice
The latest research study of the Aboriginal Healing Foundation is now available for download or in hardcopy. Please contact the AHF office for a printed version, or download the Adobe Acrobat Reader PDF file here.
From Truth to Reconciliation
MEDIA ADVISORY – The Legacy of Hope Foundation launches
Where are the Children Classroom, an exciting new addition to its online resource collection about the Residential School System in Canada, on Education Day at the Manito Ahbee Festival,
Winnipeg Convention Centre, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Go to the online exhibit website [external link]: Where Are The Children