Orange Shirt Day serves as a reminder of the injustices of residential schools and honours the survivors. Raise awareness for Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with this special edition t-shirt, featuring artwork by Indigenous artist Rose Tashoots.
Rose is a residential school survivor, who uses her art to reflect on and heal from the profound impacts of her experiences and highlight the perseverance of survivors and Indigenous communities. In Rose’s artwork, the orange heart represents the intergenerational trauma of the residential schools experienced by the children and their parents, who cared for and loved their children. The colour black symbolizes mourning for the children who were not able to carry on and tell their stories. The colour white symbolizes healing and new beginnings for all those who survived and lived on to tell the tale.
Wear this T-shirt proudly to show your support and recognize the resilience of Indigenous Peoples. Available Sizes: X Small, Small, Medium, Large, X Large, XX-Large. TransLink is a proud partner with the Orange Shirt Day Society, directly supporting the Orange Shirt Day Society's important initiatives.
Note: This item presale has been extended until October 1st and will be shipped after the week of October 15th. All items included in your order will be held and shipped with the T-shirt.
