Orange Shirt Day takes place annually on September 30 and is a global day of recognition and awareness-raising about residential schools. Community members are encouraged to wear orange to show their support and honour residential school survivors. For survivors of residential schools, Orange Shirt Day reaffirms that their lived experience matters and recognizes the multiple generations who experienced trauma.
Correspondingly, the federal holiday, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, external link, is also held on September 30. Across the country, hundreds of local activities are taking place that commemorate the history and legacy of residential schools. Visit our Special Edition: National Truth and Reconciliation /Orange Shirt Day student newsletter and explore its resources., external link
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