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Mending words – Talking Reconciliation
by Amber O’Reilly Part reading, part panel discussion, this powerful inaugural event honoured the work being carried out to further reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada. Why not connect literature to social issues, fiction to reality? In the words of Rosanna Deerchild, “you must give voice to a story for it to grow. […]
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A Neighbourhood Walkabout
by Amber O’Reilly Part reading, part panel discussion, this powerful inaugural event honoured the work being carried out to further reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada. Why not connect literature to social issues, fiction to reality? In the words of Rosanna Deerchild, “you must give voice to a story for it to grow. […]
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Big Ideas: Will Ferguson
by Amber O’Reilly Part reading, part panel discussion, this powerful inaugural event honoured the work being carried out to further reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada. Why not connect literature to social issues, fiction to reality? In the words of Rosanna Deerchild, “you must give voice to a story for it to grow. […]
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Big Ideas: Rosemary Sullivan – In Stalin’s Shadow
by Amber O’Reilly Part reading, part panel discussion, this powerful inaugural event honoured the work being carried out to further reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada. Why not connect literature to social issues, fiction to reality? In the words of Rosanna Deerchild, “you must give voice to a story for it to grow. […]
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Voices from Abroad
by Amber O’Reilly Part reading, part panel discussion, this powerful inaugural event honoured the work being carried out to further reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada. Why not connect literature to social issues, fiction to reality? In the words of Rosanna Deerchild, “you must give voice to a story for it to grow. […]
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Reflections on an Evening with Lawrence Hill
by Amber O’Reilly Part reading, part panel discussion, this powerful inaugural event honoured the work being carried out to further reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada. Why not connect literature to social issues, fiction to reality? In the words of Rosanna Deerchild, “you must give voice to a story for it to grow. […]
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ForeWords
by Amber O’Reilly Part reading, part panel discussion, this powerful inaugural event honoured the work being carried out to further reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada. Why not connect literature to social issues, fiction to reality? In the words of Rosanna Deerchild, “you must give voice to a story for it to grow. […]
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Interview with Meira Cook and Charlene Diehl
by Amber O’Reilly Part reading, part panel discussion, this powerful inaugural event honoured the work being carried out to further reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada. Why not connect literature to social issues, fiction to reality? In the words of Rosanna Deerchild, “you must give voice to a story for it to grow. […]
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Louisiana Dreams, by Alexandra Grigorescu
by Amber O’Reilly Part reading, part panel discussion, this powerful inaugural event honoured the work being carried out to further reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada. Why not connect literature to social issues, fiction to reality? In the words of Rosanna Deerchild, “you must give voice to a story for it to grow. […]
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Smitten, by Doretta Lau
by Amber O’Reilly Part reading, part panel discussion, this powerful inaugural event honoured the work being carried out to further reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada. Why not connect literature to social issues, fiction to reality? In the words of Rosanna Deerchild, “you must give voice to a story for it to grow. […]
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Behind the Devil You Know, by Elisabeth deMariaffi
by Amber O’Reilly Part reading, part panel discussion, this powerful inaugural event honoured the work being carried out to further reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada. Why not connect literature to social issues, fiction to reality? In the words of Rosanna Deerchild, “you must give voice to a story for it to grow. […]
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WINNIPEG, by Nicholas Ruddock
by Amber O’Reilly Part reading, part panel discussion, this powerful inaugural event honoured the work being carried out to further reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada. Why not connect literature to social issues, fiction to reality? In the words of Rosanna Deerchild, “you must give voice to a story for it to grow. […]