Call for Indigenous Child Authors 2025-2026

Please complete the form to submit your entry.

Name of entrant

First Name

Last Name

Age

Territory/Province

Do you know a Sixties Scoop survivor in your family or community?

A Sixties Scoop survivor is typically an Indigenous person in Canada who was taken from their birth family and placed into the child welfare system during the period known as the Sixties Scoop, which roughly spans from the 1960s to the 1980s.

Parent/Guardian/Mentor Information

Full Name of parent/guardian/mentor

First Name

Last Name

Relationship with child

Phone

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Story title:

Story (or story idea)

You can also upload it as a document below.

Author´s biography

Please make sure that your biography is around 200 words, written in third person, and highlights key aspects about yourself such as your interests, achievements, cultural background, causes you care about, and goals for the future.

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