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September 30, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, recognizes the children who died while attending residential schools, the survivors, families and communities still affected by its legacy, and the ongoing impacts of colonization and systemic inequalities that continue to marginalize Indigenous Peoples in Canada.
The Laurier Centre for Sustainable Food Systems (LCSFS), together with the UNESCO Chair on Food, Biodiversity, and Sustainability Studies, wishes to honour this day by sharing the published works of Indigenous authors, researchers, film makers, podcasters, and other food actors in recognition of the central role that Indigenous voices, experiences and histories play in promoting food sustainability.