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Acknowledgement of Territory

The Rehabilitation Therapy Student Society acknowledges that Queen’s

University is situated on the traditional and ancestral territories of the

Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee, Huron-Wendat and Metis peoples. To

acknowledge this traditional territory is to recognize its long history

predating colonization and to recognize this land’s significance for the

Indigenous peoples’ who lived, and continue to live, upon it.  The members of

our Rehab Student Society make up a diverse group of students coming from

many different corners of Canada and the world. We are grateful for the

opportunity to meet on these lands, while building relationships and learning

from our connections. We acknowledge that for many of us, this journey was

made possible in part by the direct consequences of colonization and the

systematic marginalization of Indigenous Canadians.  Subsequently, we

recognize as student leaders and future health care professionals, we have a

responsibility to work towards reconciliation, to rebuild relationships with our

Indigenous friends, family and community members and to create inclusive

​and safe spaces for all.


Resources:

Queen's Four Directions Indigenous Student Center 
https://www.queensu.ca/fourdirections/home

Queen's Indigenous Library 
https://guides.library.queensu.ca/indigenous-health

Indigenous Ally Toolkit 
indigenous_ally_toolkit_en.pdf

CAOT Position Statement: Occupational therapy and Indigenous peoples (2018)
ps_indigenous_peoples_2018.pdf
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If you are interested in learning more information on traditional territories and treaties in Canada visit:
https://www.whose.land/en/#

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  • About Us
    • Council Directory
    • Meetings
    • Fundraising
    • Land Acknowledgement and Resources
    • Contact Us >
      • External Links
      • Professional Resources
  • Resources for Allyship
  • Get Involved!
    • Tanzania Intiative
    • Mental Health Committee >
      • MHC Events
      • MHC Resources
    • Intramurals
    • Archives >
      • Dragonboat Festival 2013
  • Rehab Calendar
  • Orientation Week
    • Class '21 O-Week
    • Orientation Mentorship Program
    • Crest Painting Event
    • Class '17 O-Week
    • Class '15 O- Week
  • OT and PT Months
    • Occupational Therapy Month
    • Physical Therapy Month
  • Navigating Your Finances as a New Grad
  • Rehab Merchandise
  • Category