Read: Eagle and the Crow
Eagle and the Crow, a story of peace, friendship and respect, as told by Vern Severight (Cote First Nation) on July 6, 2020
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Library commitment to reconciliation
The Saskatoon Public Library is continually seeking ways to engage and honour Indigenous perspectives to ensure that the library is reflective of the community. They have created a page for reconciliation with information and resources
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Subscribe to Raven Reads
Do you dream of having a curated collection of Indigenous literature and giftware? Dream no more and make it a reality. Sign up for Raven Reads, a subscription service for Indigenous books.
Read MoreHear and Support Indigenous Artists
Hear from people like poet Rebecca Lea Thomas, writer Joshua Whitehead, and multidisciplinary artist Moe Clark.
Have Indigenous artists you love? Let us know and we can add them to our list. Email beaconnectr@gmail.com
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Read: The North-West Is Our Mother
Learn about about the fight of the Métis people for recognition in Canada. The North-West Is Our Mother is written by the great-grandniece of Louis Riel.
Listen to Jean Teillet talk about the book on the Sunday Edition.
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Reconciliation Australia
Learn about reconciliation happening in other places. Reconciliation Australia, promotes and facilitates respect, trust and positive relationships between the wider Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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Library recommended reconciliation reading lists
Increasing libraries are getting onboard with Reconciliation – offering up activities, reading spaces and books in their branches.
If you can’t make it in, many libraries have recommendations of reads to start (or continue) you on your Reconciliation Journey
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Read for Reconciliation
Different organizations have offered up their recommended lists to Read for Reconciliation. Check these out, or if you have one you are already using, please share it with us so we can add it to the list
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5 things lists
CBC Indigenous have come up with 5 things you need to know. Check out their lists:
Indian Status: 5 more thing you need to know (Dispelling commonly held myths around First Nations and status cards)
5 things you might not know about Indigenous hunting and fishing rights (Hunting and fishing guaranteed under the constitution, but refined by court decisions)
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