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Program addresses abuse
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OCTOBER 20, 2000 The Manitoba Metis Federation has started a community program to identify and address physical and mental abuse endured by Metis who attended residential schools. The project, called Moving Beyond Survival, is based in Winnipeg. Get the Story:
Metis program to address abuse (CBC 10/19) Related Stories:
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The Anglican Journal - Contains a special report about the experiments and the church's involvement.
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