'Rare human': Tributes flow for tireless 'community champion'
Tributes are flowing for Bay of Plenty “community champion” and “rare human” Richard Crawford, who died after suffering a heart attack while biking in Roto
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Tributes are flowing for Bay of Plenty “community champion” and “rare human” Richard Crawford, who died after suffering a heart attack while biking in Roto
This list, curated by Tłı̨chǫ Dene writer Richard Van Camp, reflects the genre diversity of books by Indigenous authors.
The award-winning author and psychiatric nurse kicked off observances of the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation with an event that drew in approximately 170 attendees from across Canada and elsewhere, and was co-hosted by the MARPAC Health and Wellness Strategy (MHWS) and the Defence Indigenous Advisory Group (DIAG).
Rebekah Bergman is a fiction writer living in Rhode Island. Her debut novel is THE MUSEUM OF HUMAN HISTORY. Rebekah received a BA in literary arts from Brown University and an MFA in fiction from The New School. Her short stories have been published in Tin House Online, Joyland and other journals. She is a contributing editor of Noon.
Looking to engage young readers in their summertime adventures? Check out these Canadian titles that inspire new friendships, foster love for nature and build community!