100 Years of Loss

Q: What language does 100 Years of Loss support?

100 Years of Loss supports English,French

Free

1.1for iPhone

Tristan Interactive

Developer

May 7, 2017

Update Date

Education

Category

App Store

Age Rating

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12+

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17+

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100 Years of Loss Screenshots

iPhone

About 100 Years of Loss

For generations, Aboriginal children in Canada were taken from their communities and placed in residential schools. They were separated from their families, prohibited from speaking their native languages and practicing their culture, and the vast majority of these 150,000 children experienced neglect and suffering. The 100 Years of Loss: The Residential School System app was developed by the Legacy of Hope Foundation as part of an education program whose goal is to promote understanding and awareness about residential schools and their ongoing intergenerational impacts.