Landscape of Nations:
A Story of Reconciliation

Increase Awareness of Indigenous Issues with Heartspeak

This Heartspeak production, focused on Indigenous issues and Reconciliation, provides an engaging vehicle to use in a range of educational contexts—for youth and adults alike—to explore what reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people means to them.

Landscape of Nations: A Story of Reconciliation

This educational feature presentation captures the spirit of reconciliation that has driven the collaborative creation of the new Landscape of Nations Commemorative Memorial at Queenston Heights, Ontario. Combining personal reflections within a historical context—historians, artists, designers, on-site construction workers, educators, and dignitaries bring this story behind the story to life! The documentary serves to reaffirm respect for Six Nations and Native Allies whose great sacrifices to a fledgling country, Canada, were forgotten.
Video Download Inquiry
Landscape of Nations—a Story of Reconciliation on DVD
Workshops
School Program
*Please note that downloads/streaming rights are not instantaneous. We will be in touch with you shortly after purchase.

 For Use in a Range of Educational Contexts

Stimulate inquiry and dialogue within your organization, community group, school, or business organization supporting:
  • Professional Development
  • Post-Secondary Curricula: Indigenous Studies
  • Elementary & Secondary School Curricula
    • NEW First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Studies (Grades 9 to 12); 
    • Social Science and Humanities (Grades 9 to 12); Canadian and World Studies (Grades 9 to 12);
    • Social Studies (Grades 5 to 6);
 History and Geography (Grades 7 to 8)