The resolution recognizes the week of September 30 as “National Orange Shirt Week” or “National Week of Remembrance.” It aims to honor people forced to attend Indian boarding schools and recognize the experiences of victims and survivors. The resolution describes the schools’ effects on Indigenous children, families, and communities.
The resolution recognizes a week of remembrance. It does not describe individual services, benefits, or requirements.
The resolution does not specify costs or authorize spending.
The resolution says the week should honor people forced to attend Indian boarding schools and recognize victims’ and survivors’ experiences.
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