Join us this fall for tea and refreshments as we read and reflect on Indigenous education, resistance, and allyship in the lead-up to the October 28th conference: From Outreach to Relationship: Deepening Indigenous Engagement.

This year’s book club features Dr. Sheila Cote-Meek's book chapter:

Cote-Meek, S., & Moeke-Pickering, T. (2023). Amplifying and Centering Indigenous Pedagogies in Post-Secondary Education. In Perspectives on Indigenous Pedagogy in Education (pp. 1–15). IGI Global. https://doi.org/10.4018/978-1-6684-3425-3.ch001

Alternatively, see the Indigenous Book Club research guide to watch a YouTube video of the book launch event for an audiovisual way to prepare for our conversation.

No time to read the chapter or view the video? No problem! We would still love for you to join us, and listen in or take part in the conversation.

We will have a sharing circle-style discussion grounded in Indigenous approaches to learning and relationship-building.

By participating, you will:

- Explore Indigenous perspectives on education and reconciliation

- Reflect on your own allyship and responsibilities

- Join a respectful, collaborative space to learn and share

Miigwetch!

Indigenous Book Club Planning Team

Location: Catalyst Centre - EV-151/152

Indigenous Book Club

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