The purpose of this research and inquiry is to investigate what social justice looks like from an Indigenous perspective. The main focus was how does social justice from an Indigenous perspective contribute to the process of truth and reconciliation. The perspectives that were used were post- colonial theory and two- eyed seeing. An intersectional perspective was always used. A substantiated conclusion is this research shows highlight the need for society to move away from the white settler idea of what social justice should look like or should be, and instead begin a process of active listening and collaboration with Indigenous communities to discuss what their idea of social justice looks like.
