Please help! How can we help residential school survivors heal from the terrible past that still has influence today? What can non-indigenous people do to help? ( not a writing assignment just a Q&A ) Use the quote below to help you answer the question "To attain healing, we have to be as brave as our children - who take risk of loving us - no matter how complex we are or how many mistakes we make.”

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