This article approaches Truth and Reconciliation Day as an ongoing and intentional practice of reconciliation, decolonization, education, and community healing. It emphasizes storytelling, respectful immersion in Indigenous histories and cultures, and honest reflection on the biases that prevent learning. Accessible methods are offered for diverse learners—visual, auditory, tactile, and verbal—alongside direct opportunities to foster positionality, reflexivity, and intersectionality in decolonization.

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The first of a series of articles describing and recommending international spaces within Lethbridge, each article focusing on a specific regionality. The objective of this series is to provide international students with support and reminders of home to ease homesickness, and to ensure their mental health is best cared for the way they deserve. This article covers Latin American and Caribbean restaurants, grocery markets, and organizations in Lethbridge.

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A revised version of its June 2025 Publication with Rising Dawn Literary Magazine.

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