Spring 2018

Voice Interviews Water Protector Autumn Peltier; Bringing the Impacts of Labour Law Reform to the Classroom; A Water Wake-up Call; Natasha Henry on Selecting Appropriate Culturally Relevant Black-Focused Books; Mobilizing for the 2018 Provincial Election

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Teacher and students standing in class with political sign. Photo by Cheol Joon Baek

Labour Law Reform to the Classroom

Autumn Peltier holding bowl near waterfall

Interview: Autumn Peltier

Illustration of woman flexing muscle. Illustration by Michael de Adder

Impacting 2018 Provincial Election

water in sink running down drain

A Water Wake-Up Call

Student working in garden. Photo courtesy of Generation Nutrition

Food for Thought

Teacher reading to class. Photo by Kathryn Gaitens

Choosing Black-Focused Books

Letter From the Editor

Moving a Progressive Agenda Forward

Gearing Up for Election 2018

Books

Eat Up! An Infographic Exploration of Food

Antonia Banyard and Paula Ayer, illustrated by Belle Wuthrich Annick. Press Ltd, 2017. 72 pages, $14.95.

Speaking Our Truth: A Journey of Reconciliation

Monique Gray Smith. Orca Book Publishers, 2017. 159 Pages $29.95.

You Hold Me Up

Monique Gray Smith, illustrated by Danielle Daniel. Orca Book Publishers, 2017. 32 pages, $19.95.

Louis Riel: Let Justice Be Done

David Doyle Ronsdale. Press, 2017. 200 pages, $24.95.