![An image that outlines WCWRC’s commitment to TRC. The text reads: “West Central Women’s Resource Centre Commitment to the Truth & Reconciliation Calls to Action We Commit to: -Ensuring our parenting programs attended by Indigenous families are culturally appropriate (Call to Action #5); -Educating ourselves on the United Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and using it as a guide for our reconciliation work (Call to Action #43); -Educating ourselves and providing educational opportunities on the history of Indigenous peoples (Call to Action #57); -Developing and delivering curriculum in our programs that integrates Indigenous knowledge and teaching methods (Call to Action #62); and -Ensuring our newcomer settlement work reflects a more inclusive history of the diverse Indigenous peoples of Canada, including information about Treaties and the history of residential schools (Call to Action #93) RECONCILIATION MONTH”]](https://wcwrc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/TRC-Commitments-Poster-816x675.png)
West Central Women’s Resource Centre is committed to being an active partner in the work of reconciliation between settlers and Indigenous people. We are moving forward in our journey towards reconciliation through a commitment to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action. Last year we committed to dedicating resources and taking action on five identified Calls that most directly impact our work.
We invite you to click on the button below to read more about our commitments and the actions we took in the 2018-19.
2018/19 Report on WCWRC’s TRC Commitments![An image that outlines WCWRC’s commitment to TRC. The text reads: “West Central Women’s Resource Centre Commitment to the Truth & Reconciliation Calls to Action We Commit to: -Ensuring our parenting programs attended by Indigenous families are culturally appropriate (Call to Action #5); -Educating ourselves on the United Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and using it as a guide for our reconciliation work (Call to Action #43); -Educating ourselves and providing educational opportunities on the history of Indigenous peoples (Call to Action #57); -Developing and delivering curriculum in our programs that integrates Indigenous knowledge and teaching methods (Call to Action #62); and -Ensuring our newcomer settlement work reflects a more inclusive history of the diverse Indigenous peoples of Canada, including information about Treaties and the history of residential schools (Call to Action #93) RECONCILIATION MONTH”]](https://wcwrc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/TRC-Commitments-Poster-622x1024.png)