Decolonization Resources – Further Reading

IONS recognizes the existence of Anti-Indigenous Racism in Mi’kma’ki and its deep historical roots. We commit to working in solidarity with our Mi’kmaq colleagues, partners, and collaborators, to speak out against this form of racism and to help the nonprofit and voluntary sector in the province implement the TRC recommendations, decolonize their organizations and work collectively for meaningful social change to address the underlying and entrenched systemic issues.

Throughout our Decolonization Learning Journey series we have been gathering resources and information by our hosting team, including Elder Jane Meader, Mary Beth Doucette, and Unama’ki College. We hope that these resources help you in your own learning and as we continue our online learning series we will add resources to deepen our understanding and move towards meaningful and long-term change.

Scroll below to find Books and Articles to help you learn more about Indigenous History, Current Affairs, and how to be a better ally

BOOKS

BOOKS FOR CHILDREN & YOUNG READERS

  • When We Were Alone – by David A. Robertson
  • Children’s Book series available in Mi’kmaw, English, and French:
    • Antle Learns to Skate
    • Pikto’l Goes to Treaty Day
    • Kalolin Learns About Baskets
    • Aliet Learns to Make Lu’sknikn
    • Pikto’l Learns the Kojua
    • Kalolin Goes to Potlotek
      • Contact Mi’kmaw Kina’matnewey for information to purchase:
      • Phone: 902-567-0336 / Email: mkeducation@kinu.ca

ARTICLES / DIGITAL RESOURCES

See more IONS documents and search for capacity-building content in our resource library