This interactive learning community seeks to explore allyship through the lens of Truth and Reconciliation, brave conversations about Canada’s true history, and the implications this history has left behind.
Join Exploring Allyship for a reflective and powerful book study of Seven Fallen Feathers, an investigation into the tragic deaths of seven Indigenous students in Thunder Bay and the systemic injustices surrounding them.
This study will foster meaningful conversations on truth, reconciliation, and the role we all play in change.
Participants must obtain their own copy of the book. This book is available at the Hamilton Public Library for loan and various formats can be purchased at Indigo. To fully participate in the discussion please read the chapters before we meet. These sessions are virtual and a link will be provided prior to each session.
DATES: September 24, October 29, November 26, 2025 January 28, and February 25, 2026
Facilitated by: Kim Burns, RECE & Amanda Karr, RECE
