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Alice Margaret Wuttunee, Gavin Baptiste, Gerald Wuttunee, and Carl Ninine

Alice Margaret Wuttunee is a Day School Survivor, Red Pheasant Day School and Mosquito Day School, Saskatchewan. Gavin Baptiste is a Day School Survivor, Little Pine First Nation, Saskatchewan. Gerald Wuttunee is a Day School Survivor, Red Pheasant Day School, Saskatchewan. Carl Ninine is a Day School Survivor Southend Day School, Saskatchewan. 

Indian Day School settlement: survivors’ perspectives

  • Just a little over 10 years ago, the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement (IRSSA) was implemented for Indian Residential School survivors. It was a
Opinion | BY ALICE MARGARET WUTTUNEE, GAVIN BAPTISTE, GERALD WUTTUNEE, AND CARL NININE | April 1, 2019
'We have been fighting a long time to be heard, so our stories too will reach each other and other Canadians. We are fighting to be respected, so the dignity that was stripped from us is returned. We are fighting to heal ourselves and our communities. We are fighting for fair treatment,' write Alice Margaret Wuttunee, Gavin Baptiste, Gerald Wuttunee, and Carl Ninine who were all in Saskatchewan Indian Day schools. Photograph courtesy of Commons Wikipedia

Indian Day School settlement: survivors’ perspectives

Opinion | BY ALICE MARGARET WUTTUNEE, GAVIN BAPTISTE, GERALD WUTTUNEE, AND CARL NININE | April 1, 2019
  • Just a little over 10 years ago, the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement (IRSSA) was implemented for Indian Residential School survivors. It was a

Indian Day School settlement: survivors’ perspectives

Opinion | BY ALICE MARGARET WUTTUNEE, GAVIN BAPTISTE, GERALD WUTTUNEE, AND CARL NININE | April 1, 2019
  • Just a little over 10 years ago, the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement (IRSSA) was implemented for Indian Residential School survivors. It was a
'We have been fighting a long time to be heard, so our stories too will reach each other and other Canadians. We are fighting to be respected, so the dignity that was stripped from us is returned. We are fighting to heal ourselves and our communities. We are fighting for fair treatment,' write Alice Margaret Wuttunee, Gavin Baptiste, Gerald Wuttunee, and Carl Ninine who were all in Saskatchewan Indian Day schools. Photograph courtesy of Commons Wikipedia
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