Survivors\u2019 Secretariat holding hope for missing children By Austin Evans Writer One hundred children…so far. Children who would have been lost to history if the Six Nations of the Grand Rivers\u2019 Survivors\u2019 Secretariat hadn\u2019t stepped in. With the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on the horizon on the lawn outside the secretariat\u2019s Fourth Line headquarters are 100 signs in the shape of feathers not just to commemorate the national day, but to honour 100 children the secretariat has identified, so far, as having either died at, or due to, the Mohawk\u2008Institute. \u201cBy using feathers, they are a symbol of how feathers fall from a bird, and they become a part of the environment where they land, returning back to mother earth where we come from,\u201d said display creator Misty… <\/p>\n
Survivors\u2019 Secretariat holding hope for missing children By Austin Evans Writer One hundred children…so far. Children who would have been lost to history if the Six Nations of the Grand Rivers\u2019 Survivors\u2019 Secretariat hadn\u2019t stepped in. With the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on the horizon on the lawn outside the secretariat\u2019s Fourth Line headquarters are 100 signs in the shape of feathers not just to commemorate the national day, but to honour 100 children the secretariat has identified, so far, as having either died at, or due to, the Mohawk\u2008Institute. \u201cBy using feathers, they are a symbol of how feathers fall from a bird, and they become a part of the environment where they land, returning back to mother earth where we come from,\u201d said display creator Misty... <\/p>\n