National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Film Screening Keele Campus (Second Stories: It had to be done + Our Maternal Home)

Please join us for a film screening in honour of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2024. We will be showing two short films, Second Stories: It had to be done (22 minute) and Our Maternal Home (27 minutes), followed by a brief reflection and discussion with Marian McGregor, executive director of the Centre for […]

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Film Screening Keele Campus (Muffins for Granny)

Please join us in honouring National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2024. We will be screening Muffins for Granny (1 hour and 27 minutes), followed by a brief reflection and discussion with Susan Dion, associate vice-president Indigenous initiatives. Muffins For Granny takes you deep into the Canadian Shield, north of Lake Superior, on a journey […]

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Film Screening Keele Campus (Hebron Relocation + Honour to Murray Sinclair)

Please join us in honouring National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2024. This film screening will feature two short films: Hebron Relocation (15 minutes) and Honour to Murray Sinclair (29 minutes), followed by a brief reflection and discussion with Laina Bay-Cheng, vice-president of equity, people and culture. Hebron Relocation Through touching conversations with community members, […]

Screening of Twice Colonized

You are cordially invited to attend a special screening of Twice Colonized, an impactful documentary film that highlights the journey of Aaju Peter, a distinguished Inuit lawyer.  Following the screening, there will be an engaging panel discussion featuring Aaju Peter herself, with the conversation guided by Professor Angele Alook. Date: Tuesday, Feb. 13  4:30 to 6 p.m. Film Screening […]

Learning from and with Indigenous Community Members Book Club

Join us for another session of the Learning from and with Indigenous Community Members Book Club on Tuesday, May 9, from 6-7:30 pm EST! This book club will be a space where non-Indigenous and Indigenous people can come together to learn through conversations amongst Indigenous guest speakers in relation to Indigenous literature and topics that are meaningful to them and their nations/communities. It is […]

Learning from and with Indigenous Community Members Book Club

Join us for another session of the Learning from and with Indigenous Community Members Book Club on Wednesday, April 19, 6:00 – 7:30 PM.  This book club will be a space where non-Indigenous and Indigenous people can come together to learn through conversations amongst Indigenous guest speakers in relation to Indigenous literature and topics that are meaningful to them and […]

Learning from and with Indigenous Community Members Book Club

Join us for another session of the Learning from and with Indigenous Community Members Book Club on Wednesday, March 8, from 6-7:30 pm EST! This book club will be a space where non-Indigenous and Indigenous people can come together to learn through conversations amongst Indigenous guest speakers in relation to Indigenous literature and topics that are meaningful to them and their nations/communities. […]

Book Club “Learning from and with Indigenous Community Members”

Join us for another session of the Learning from and with Indigenous Community Members Book Club on Monday, February 27, from 6-7:30 pm EST! This book club will be a space where non-Indigenous and Indigenous people can come together to learn through conversations amongst Indigenous guest speakers in relation to Indigenous literature and topics that are meaningful to them and their nations/communities. It is an […]

Reading and Q-and-A with author Alicia Elliott

Please join us for a reading and Q-and-A with Alicia Elliott, author of the national bestseller A Mind Spread Out on the Ground, Nov. 16, 11 a.m. to noon, in the Fireside Reading Room at Frost Library, Glendon College. The event is open to the public and will take place in English. Elliott is a […]

Intersectional Futures Speaker Series – Wapahtowak: They See Each Other

Jack Saddleback bares raw stories with humorous musings to uplift spaces for identities like his, a Cree two-spirit, transgender gay man. Weaving experiences of personal resilience, community compassion, and societal shifts in his keynote, Jack inspires the future lens needed to create an intersectional holistic society. Where we see Wapahtowak (pronunciation: wah-pah-taw-walk): They See Each […]