Exploring Stakeholder: "Cdn. Federation of Library Associations"

People gather by a window designed by Indigenous artist Sarah Houle at Calgary’s Seton Library. Photo submitted by Pippa Norman Listen to article Warning: This story may be traumatizing for some readers. NationTalk: Canada’s National Observer – The metal buffalo at Calgary’s Central Library is hard to miss.  Its body is made up of hundreds of letters...

First People’s Law: The Canadian Federation of Library Associations (CFLA) has sent an open letter to federal Cabinet Ministers calling on their support for the full public release of outstanding residential school records currently being withheld by the Catholic Church and other orders of government. Following calls from the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation...

The Committee on Indigenous Matters of CFLA-FCAB) exists to work with Indigenous (First Nations, Metis and Inuit) people to address issues related to libraries, archives and cultural memory institutions; to promote initiatives in all types of libraries by advancing and implementing meaningful reconciliation as addressed by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission report and in the...