Every Day is a Day for Truth. Every Day is a Day for Action.

As September approaches, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation invites us to honour Survivors, remember the children who never came home, and reflect on the ongoing journey toward reconciliation. While September 30 is a nationally recognized day of remembrance, reconciliation is not a destination, it is a path we choose to walk together through learning, relationship, and action.

This year, our community offers meaningful ways to take that journey.
Accessible from wherever you are, the series offers an opportunity to pause, listen with intention, reflect, and carry the spirit of Truth and Reconciliation into the day and beyond. For those looking to continue their learning journey, the newly launched Alhgoh – Together as One, Together as Community: Pathway to Indigenous Cultural Safety offers a self-paced, accredited opportunity to deepen Indigenous Cultural Safety, Cultural Humility, and anti-racist practice.

​An accredited online course is now available to support health care providers across BC strengthen Indigenous cultural safety, advance anti-racist practices and improve the delivery of health care for First Nations, Inuit and Métis people.

Alhgoh Together as One, Together as Community: Pathway to Indigenous Cultural Safety offers practical, reflective self-paced learning, designed for providers at all stages of their cultural safety and humility journey.

It supports clinicians in delivering care aligned with the Health Standards Organization, the Indigenous Cultural Safety, Cultural Humility and Anti‑Racism Standard and the new Health Professions and Occupations Act.

“Anti‑Indigenous racism continues to cause real harm in our health care system, and we all have work to do, to change that reality,” says Dr. Terri Aldred, Family Physician and Executive Medical Director, Primary Care at FNHA. “Alhgoh invites providers to walk this path with openness — deepening self‑awareness, acknowledging vulnerabilities and strengthening the foundation for truly safe and relational care.”

Register for the course
Health care providers in BC can register for Alhgoh Together as One, Together as Community here.