Every September 30, National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (aka Orange Shirt Day) calls us to remember the children who were taken to Indian Residential Schools, to honor the survivors and communities still carrying that history, and to say clearly that Every Child Matters. The orange shirt — inspired by the one taken from Phyllis Webstad on her first day at school — has become a symbol of truth-telling and healing worn by people across the continent.

This year, EnerTribe is deepening our commitment. Building on the design and awareness work our team started last year, we’ve created an original Orange Shirt Day design and opened a pop-up shop so our people and partners can wear the message with us. Profits support the Orange Shirt Society (https://orangeshirtday.org/) and their ongoing work toward reconciliation. When you put on your shirt this September 30, you’re joining a promise we intend to keep — every year, for every child.