Addressing climate change will take a global effort stemming from diverse bodies of knowledge, cultures, governments and movements. Explore Indigenous perspectives on climate justice through these titles.
Indigenous Heritage
Indigenous Heritage
Bead a poppy with an Indigenous artist
Join Hannah Turcotte, a North Bay and Mattawa Algonquin First Nation artist, in creating a beaded poppy with a kit from your library branch.
Beading is a cornerstone of Indigenous artistic and cultural tradition, from traditional regalia to contemporary art. Learn more about this practice and try it for yourself October 27 at 1 p.m. KFPL thanks the Friends of the Kingston Frontenac Public Library for sponsoring this event.
Indigenous Heritage
Explore Indigenous health and wellness with Dr. Karen Lawford
Join KFPL and Dr. Karen Lawford for a timely, engaging online discussion on Indigenous health and wellness. Sponsored by the Friends of the Kingston Frontenac Public Library!
Dr. Lawford is an Aboriginal midwife (Namegosibiing, Lac Seul First Nation, Treaty 3), a registered midwife (Ontario), and assistant professor in Gender Studies at Queen's University with an additional specialty in Indigenous maternity care. In this talk, she will discuss her research on gender-inclusive Indigenous experiences within the healthcare system. October 15 at 3 p.m., ages 13+, registration required.
Indigenous Heritage
Indigenous Canada: Course Discussion
Indigenous Canada is a free, self-paced course led by Indigenous educators. Join KFPL each Wednesday from June 23 to September 8 for discussions on each week’s lesson. The purpose of this program is to provide a thorough knowledge of Indigenous historical experiences, current issues and cultural awareness for the general population. KFPL registration is limited to twenty participants. Enroll in course here and sign up for discussion here.
Read Indigenous
Celebrate National Indigenous History Month this June by reading the works of Indigenous authors!