Home Fire - Ending the Cycle of Family Violence

Home Fire explores family violence and restorative justice from an Aboriginal perspective. Featuring commentary from Elders, community leaders, and members of the western justice system, Home Fire examines the colonization of Canada, historic trauma, the western justice system and grassroots healing programs in Aboriginal communities.

[@lynepelletier1694]

Thanks for sharing! Healing is on the way, Eastern Natives are also taking part of the healing process and with the restoring of the culture and traditions the pride and joy will return in our communities. Woliwon!!!

[@hdee89]

This was really beautiful, terrible, honest, and so hard (BUT IMPORTANT) to hear. Thank you for sharing. I hope this takes off and people can see the historical violence and pain that lies behind family violence and aboriginal stereotypes.

[@carawhitecarbon2102]

Prayers + Love that Opens & Warms All Hearts in Present Prayers + LOVE • COMPASSION & KNOWING

[@zoogatekeeper]

Awesome deep journey and healing, may blessings and abundance hold you while you walk a very long, grounding and welcoming home from the inside out. Hard and always a continued process but I am oh so worth it and so are you!!

[@sophfiyahhh8329]

Thankyou so much for sharing

[@dn2ze]

I said before and I’ll say it again, society in North America gotta start looking at racism from indigenous people of North America point of view not from black people point of view on racism.....it’s hard to take in but it’s the truth....this video says it all

[@KQuinn672]

my heart hurts for these beautiful people...

[@karenhardinglawyer4510]

at approx 28.26 minutes into Video it discusses Restorative processes undertaken with native persons which is viewed as a hard process involves a person having to open up. The person has to do a family tree and reviews the traumas within the family including family violence, alcoholism, divorce etc which shows why you are the way you are. It gets a person to look at how they have been since childhood and they have to sit with your victim and elders is a tough journey and is a healing programme. It is called the Warrior Programme. It is said to be successful and made a huge difference in their lives and in their families lives breaking free from generations of abuse. The justice system by using these process as absorbed some of the traditional ways which has lead to healing when used and reduced recidivism and increased well being in families and communities. This is extinguishing the fires of violence within indigenous homes. It comes from a place of their faith and beliefs and is culturally appropriate to them that resonates with them to lead to change for the better within their core values and traditions.

[@carawhitecarbon2102]

Praying for the Knowing of Why. Praying for the Blankets of Love

[@doloresb7]

Thank you Masiy

[@ljbigbull184]

Very good video. Thank you for sharing.

[@karenhardinglawyer4510]

at about 25.39minutes into the video it discuss the treatment programme developed to treat sexual offending within the family.

[@lofury2646]

♥

[@karenhardinglawyer4510]

at about 27.21minutes into the video it discusses a programme designed to help families at risk of loosing their children into care.

[@carawhitecarbon2102]

Prayers for Love

[@palmina77italiana]

Shared

[@potluckcrow]

hiy hiy

[@MultiMonkeymunch]

This video has a lot of interesting information, but structurally is a mess. I found it hard to follow and repetitive. This is an important lesson, but the presentation is lacking.

[@lanegopher4503]

Everyone has their own opinion on things so take it how you see it.