Arts of Engagement, Truth and Reconciliation Act, Past, Future and Present, with Dylan and Keavy

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What role do the arts play in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission on Indian Residential Schools?

I sat down with Dylan Robinson and Keavy Martin, the editors of the "Arts of Engagement" book to talk about the motivation behind the book, the intensity of the TRC events and the role arts play today in political action and healing.

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