Join us for part 2 of the Indigenous Book Club where we will discuss the books/podcasts/media we've read/listened to by Indigenous peoples of Canada. The event will conclude with a sharing circle. 

The Indigenous Book club is a Tri-Campus initiative started at the University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC) Campus Department of Student Life in collaboration with UTSC Library. The Book Club goals are to foster a space of collaboration, sharing, inquiry, and respect amongst faculty, staff, and students through the discovery and awareness of Indigenous authors and themes thereby creating a sense of community.  

• Participants will learn about Indigenous themes and engage in conversation on different Indigenous perspectives that helps with addressing obligations, responsibilities, solidarity, and supporting resistance of Indigenous people of Canada.   

• Learn about the Indigenous perspectives on personal gifts and talents, and how the purpose of these gifts is that they are meant to be shared in support of community, and that others may learn, grow, and benefit from these gifts.  

• Participants will identify their own personal gifts and talents, and how they can be utilized in support of Indigenous resistance, solidarity, and allyship. 

Selected titles. Choose 1 or more titles to read/listen to for the meeting.

1. Starlight by Richard Wagamese

o   Print copies available at UofT Libraries (UTL) - curbside pick-up is available

o   Print available Toronto Public Library (TPL)

o   eBook at TPL

o   eAudiobook at TPL

2. Gathering Moss by Robin Wall Kimmerer

o   eBook at UTL

o   Print at UTL

o   eAudiobook at TPL (unlimited copies available)

3. Secret Life of Canada (podcast)