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GoodMinds.com a First Nations family-owned business focusing on First Nations, Metis and Inuit authorship and education. Browse through their amazing collection of Indigenous books.
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Read: Lessons Learned
Learn more about the residential school experience. Read ‘Lessons Learned’, a report by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which shares experiences of residential school survivors and shapes future work towards truth-telling, reconciliation, and healing.
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Read: An Introductory Guide To Understanding Indigenous Rights
National accounting and tax firm MNP has released An Introductory Guide To Understanding Indigenous Rights. The book looks at Indigenous and Treaty Rights and Canada’s relationship with Indigenous Peoples. Proceeds the book are being set aside within MNP’s Communities Forward community investment fund for the benefit of grassroots First Nations, Métis and Inuit youth initiatives.
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ohpahotân I oohpaahotaan
The University of Saskatchewan has shared their Indigenous Strategy online. ohpahotân I oohpaahotaan let’s fly up together, challenges all of us to engage in the difficult work of resetting relationships.
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Read: Life in the City of Dirty Water
Winnipeg environmental activist Clayton Thomas-Muller details what life was like growing up as an Indigenous youth in Winnipeg’s inner city: Life in the City of Dirty Water
“This is my story. It is the story of many Indigenous Peoples who find themselves in one of Canada’s inner cities with questions. It is the story of how we became dispossessed and how we rise.”
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Read for Reconciliation: Medicine Wheel Education
If you are looking for resources for reconciliation to support youth, check out Medicine Wheel Education. They publish culturally authentic Indigenous books, resources and tools specialized for moral and cultural education for children. Titles include Beyond the Orange Shirt Story and Drum for the Heart.
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Read: Shattering the Silence
Download the ebook Shattering the Silence: The Hidden History of Indian Residential Schools in Saskatchewan, a resource for educators
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Read: Action & Justice Everyday
Action & Justice Everyday is a post by Michael Redhead Champagne on his blog that is designed helps youth to discover their own path. Through his blogs he brings attention to problems faced by Indigenous Peoples, Calls to Action and Calls to Justice.
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Read: A Line of Blood and Dirt
The book, A Line of Blood and Dirt: Creating the Canada-United States Border across Indigenous Lands, covers 150 years of history spanning two countries and dozens of ethnic groups. It’s a look at the messy and often violent history of the world’s longest undefended border.
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