
The following resources have been compiled to help gain a better understanding of what Truth and Reconciliation means in a Canadian context. This includes information on the history of Indigenous people as well as a deeper grasp of issues that have affected Indigenous communities since colonization began. There are also many opportunities below that aim to help guide us in finding our own path forward with reconciliation.
We encourage everyone to seek out more information and learning as we reflect on our own responsibilities toward reconciliation both personally and professionally in the institutions and communities we are a part of.
The resources on this page are not meant to be comprehensive, so if you have suggestions for articles, podcasts, webinars, events, etc., we invite you to contact our office.
Content Advisory & Support
Many of the resources below include mention and discussion around residential schools, and other potentially sensitive and traumatic subject matters. Please take care and consider your capacity for engaging in this information as we have not been able to provide warnings for each offering.
If you are in need of support services, please see the following:
If you have questions after reviewing the below resources, we welcome you to submit your questions here. Submissions are anonymous (unless your provide your information) and will help snəw̓eyəɬ leləm̓ Langara College to guide conversations, compile additional resources, and plan workshops and event opportunities for our community to learn more in the future.