Author Veer discusses Call to Action #7.

Author Karmvir Singh explores the education section of the 94 Calls to Action.

Author Stubborn explores Call to Action 3.

Author SG discusses Call to Action #24 and understanding Aboriginal health issues by the medical community

Author Rocky Boss discusses child welfare.

Author Quinn Hamlyn discusses Call to Action 34, fetal alcohol spectrum disorder in the justice system.

Author Maxime Robichaud discusses Call to Action 30 and the overrepresentation of Aboriginal people in custody.

Author Lameese Karamalla explores Call to Action 19 and the important of healthcare for Indigenous populations.

Author Landee Kokoko discusses Call to Action 17 and reclaiming her last name.

Author Khairun Begun talks about Call to Action 62.

Author Jr Mandrik discusses Call to Action 71

Author Frank discusses the importance of language to culture in relation to Call to Action 13.

Author Jass describes Call to Action 57

Author Gracie Eileen Margaret McKay explores the ramifications of the Trans Mountain Expansion Project for Indigenous peoples and its relation to the TRC's Calls to Action.

Author Ekambir Singh discusses the role of Child Welfare

Author Dominic Francavilla discusses Call to Action 58

Author Christopher Nordholm discusses the need to repeal Section 43 of Canada's Criminal Code.

Author Dhruvisha Patel describes Call to Action 93.

Author Arashdeep Singh details Call to Action #10.

Anonymous author explores Call to Action #17.

Anonymous author explores Call to Action #22 and how it relates to their own experience with healthcare.

Author BrightSky discusses Call to Action 76 and the lasting effects of Residential Schools in Canada.

Author Arsh describes Call to Action 7

An anonymous author describes Call to Action 41

Author Annita Nero covers Call to Action #1, Child Welfare.

An anonymous author describes Call to Action 22

Author Marissa Vachon connects Call to Action 19 to ongoing inequities across Canadian health care systems.

Author Brianna Purcell describes Call to Action 10.

Author Adriana Novak describes the 75th Call to Action.

Author Kain Kokoko celebrates local efforts to restore Indigenous languages, including Anishinaabemowin.

An anonymous author describes the importance of Call to Action 62.

An anonymous author explores Call to Action 71 and its vital connection to healing and closure for the family of children who did not come home.

An anonymous author explores Call to Action 76 and the importance of respecting those who have passed on.

Author Sneha Shaji explores Call to Action 7.

Author Kitty describes the importance of Call to Action 93 for newcomers to Canada.

Author Erika Marsolais examines Calls to Action 41, describing the important work of the Native Women's Association of Canada.

Author Valerie Demers describes the important connection between education and reconciliation.

Author Alexa Guérin describes Call to Action 16 and the importance of respecting Indigenous language rights in post-secondary contexts.

Author Britney Belanger describes Call to Action 3 and Jordan's Principle.

Author Ashish Dogra describes Call to Action 62.

Author Nita Dhakal describes the Calls to Action devoted to language and culture.

Author Kamalpreet Kaur describes Call to Action #7 and the problems creating by unequitable funding for federally-run schools.

Author Kenna discusses Call to Action 66.

Author Bipana Tamang shares aspects of her culture and expresses the importance of Call to Action 13.

Author Love describes Call to Action 13.

Author Sunanda Devi describes the importance of Indigenous language rights.

Author Vishal Singh describes the importance of education for reconciliation.

Author Angel discusses Call to Action 63 and the importance contributions of Dr. Cindy Blackstock.

Author Simranjeet Singh describes Call to Action 62.