Raising First Nation children in Non Indigenous Households - What you need to know

Raising First Nation children in Non Indigenous Households - What you need to know

The conversation delves into the experiences of 60s Scoop survivors, Roxi Cardinal and Elaine Kicknosway, as they discuss the challenges and importance of raising First Nation children in non-Indigenous households. They emphasize the need for cultural connection, identity, and belonging, as well as the impact of intergenerational trauma and the role of adoptive and foster parents in supporting Indigenous children. Takeaways * Cultural connection and identity are crucial for First Nation children raised in non-Indigenous households. * The impact of intergenerational trauma and the role of adoptive and foster parents in supporting Indigenous children are significant topics of discussion.