Indigenous Resources
Explore the library’s curated Indigenous collections and learning kits, immerse yourself in stories through books and films, or take part in meaningful programs and events.
TRC57 Speaker Series
The TRC57 Speaker Series returns for another season with free, virtual public education experiences that explore how reconciliation is practiced through learning, responsibility and relationship with the Land and one another. Speakers will reflect on Indigenous Laws, land-based teachings, stories, and responsibilities that continue to shape how we live together today.
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is Wednesday September 30. The Brighouse library will be open from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM for Richmond residents to participate in programming that supports cultural learning, reflection and understanding. All other library locations will be closed.
Calls to Action
Read the 94 Calls to Action, a set of actionable policy recommendations to address the legacy of Canada’s residential school system and advance reconciliation.
Featured Booklists
Indigenous Resources
National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation
The NTRC is a place of learning and dialogue where the truths of the residential school experience are honoured and kept safe for future generations. Visit Site
Musqueam
The Musqueam Indian Band provides programs and services to meet the needs of Musqueam Indian Band community members. Visit Site
BC Assembly of First Nations
The BCAFN Develops and promotes policies and resources for the benefit of First Nations people, including economic, social, education, health, and cultural matters. Visit Site
TRC57 Speaker Series
An Indigenous learning series featuring Canadian authors and thought leaders. Visit Site
Resources and Further Learning
The following provide educational First Nations resources in many subject areas.