


As a Rotarian and Rotaractor, we are here to help people and communities. With this in mind, we would like to introduce you to the #94in94 campaign.
What is it? It is a social media campaign that was launched on June 29, 2021, to raise awareness of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 Calls to Action.
After the second year, the Indigenous Relations Committee would like to explain the following
points to you, your family, and your friends:
- What is the #94in94 campaign about?
- Circles for Reconciliation
- National Centre of Truth and Reconciliation
- Report on ReconciliAction Plans, Opportunities for Action
- Reconciliation Thunder
- Report on the impact of the #94in94 Campaign
The event is open to the public, and will take place online on January 13, 2023, at 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM CST. (8:00 PM - 9:30 PM AST)
Please follow the link below to reserve your spot for free:
Come meet the following great Panelists:
- Kaila Johnston – Supervisor of Education, Outreach, and Public Programming
- Suzanne Carrière – Canada’s first Métis citizenship judge
- Skye Sommehalder – Indigenous Youth Research Associate
- Maimuna Gaye – Community Development Officer
- Jill Andrew – Member of the Provincial Parliament of Ontario
This collaborative event is organised by: Circles for Reconciliation, Reconciliation Thunder and The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation.
So, don’t be afraid of the “R” word (Reconciliation) and join the event to learn more about it!
Share with your family and your friends, and don’t forget: the more people who participate, the better it is for the community.



- Qu’est-ce que la campagne #94in94?
- Cercles de Réconciliation
- Centre National de la Vérité et Réconciliation
- Compte rendu sur le plan de RéconciliAction et les Opportunités d’Action
- “Reconciliation Thunder”
- Compte rendu de l’impact de la Campagne #94in94
- Kaila Johnston – Superviseur en Éducation, Sensibilisation et Programmation Publique
- Suzanne Carrière – Première juge de la citoyenneté Métis du Canada
- Skye Sommehalder – Associée à la Recherche pour les Jeunes Indigènes
- Maimuna Gaye – Agente de Développement Communautaire
- Jill Andrew – Membre du Parlement Provincial de l’Ontario