In celebration of #NIPD2020, did you know that #UofT Libraries has many digital materials focused on Indigenous studies, languages, histories, and identities? Read on for more We have a comprehensive group of research guides on a variety of subjects: https://guides.library.utoronto.ca/indigenoustudies

#UofT Libraries are located on Indigenous Lands, stewarded by the Mississauga of the Credit River First Nation, the Haudeonsaunee and the Anishinaabe. You can learn more about the Indigenous history of Tkaronto in our research guide: https://guides.library.utoronto.ca/Toronto 

June is both #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth and #Pride2020 . Indigenous sexual and gender identities are diverse and culturally specific. To support learning about these identities, we've listed Two Spirit and LGBTQIA+ research and resources #UofT: https://guides.library.utoronto.ca/2spirit 

2019 was the @UNESCO #IYIL2019, and 2020–2030 was declared the Decade of Indigenous Languages. The #UofT Centre for Indigenous Studies and @CKQ_UofT offer classes in Indigenous languages. Read the Indigenous Languages Research Guide for the initiative: https://guides.library.utoronto.ca/aboriginallanguages

As settlers and non-Indigenous people learn more about the experiences and ongoing effects of the Residential School System, the #UofT Bora Laskin Law Library has created a Truth and Reconciliation Commission Research Guide full of important resources: https://guides.library.utoronto.ca/trc 

Amidst an ongoing pandemic, Indigenous Nations have gathered to respond to COVID-19 with community centric responses. In support, #UofT Libraries and the Indigenous Education Network have made an Indigenous COVID-19 Information and Resources Guide: https://guides.library.utoronto.ca/indigenoushealth/covid19

#NIPD2020 is a celebration of Indigenous resistance and joy. The #UofT Indigenous Studies Research Guide offers many resources on Indigenous power, resistance and solidarity. Read the guide today:
https://guides.library.utoronto.ca/indigenousstudies