June is National Indigenous History Month

June is a time to recognize and celebrate the rich histories, cultures, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples. Also on June 21st - National Indigenous Peoples Day in Canada.

The FLA OHT observes this month as a reminder of the importance of equity—ensuring that care is culturally safe, responsive, and rooted in respect for the diverse identities and experiences of the people we serve.

Learn about how Indigenous Peoples are being honoured:

• City of Kingston: Saturday June 21, at Confederation Park 1 - 6 pm

• Kingston Frontenac Public Library: National Indigenous History Month Reads

• Queen's University: Office of Indigenous Initiatives

• Government of Canada: Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada