In light of the findings of unmarked graves at multiple Indian Residential School sites in the spring of 2021, our grassroots movement began. The Lakeland Society for Truth and Reconciliation became a registered nonprofit society in Alberta in 2022. We are an Indigenous-led organization that was founded by Indigenous members. We are made up of first and second generation Indian Residential School Survivors and their families, First Nations, Métis, and Non-Indigenous allies from the Lakeland area.Our goals are:• To create and support community activities/events that honour survivors of Indian ResidentialSchools and to remember those who did not;• To foster an environment of truth telling with respect and understanding;• To provide education/awareness relating to the impacts of Indian Residential School Survivors;• To embrace cultures and traditions of First Nations, Inuit and Metis People;• To create a public space centered around healing and reconciliation that includes history,culture and traditional healing components, that is easily accessible to the general public and local schools.We work with Indigenous and non-Indigenous people and want to share our stories and culture with the hope to advance intergenerational healing and reconciliation. While advocating for opportunities to share our stories and culture, I have been approached by local organizations who are currently seeking Indigenous performers for their upcoming events.