Description
Rose LeMay is a champion for the inclusion and well-being of Indigenous Peoples. From Taku River Tlingit First Nation, she has supported thousands of Canadians to deepen their capacity for reconciliation. As a keynote speaker, she leads people through topics of racism and reconciliation to find common ground and hope. LeMay has a column in the Hill Times and was a 2021 Global Pluralism finalist.
This potent, practical book is a manual for allies for Indigenous Peoples. It presents a roadmap to creating better relationships, equity, and true reconciliation. It offers concrete steps individuals can take, in the organizations they work for and in their personal lives, to become powerful allies.
To know how to move forward with reconciliation between settlers and Indigenous Peoples in North America, we need to know the history. Once we know that, we have the information we need to take next steps. This book gives you an approach to answering the 94 calls to action recommended by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and embeds the ways to deepen your practice of allyship and thus your impact.