Bibliography 2: #BIB36993

Key	BIB36993
Reference type	Book Section
Title	Advancing the Conversation on Reconciliation as Spiritual Process: Educate Youth in History, Dialogue, and Critical Thinking (Bahá’i)
Book title	Spirit of Reconciliation : A Multi-Faith Resource
Author	Bahá'í Community of Canada
Editor	Aldred, Raymond C. and Duhan-Kaplan, Laura
Year	2020
Publisher	Canadian Race Relations Foundation : The Vancouver School of Theology
Place published	Vancouver, BC
Abstract	What is Canada’s project of Reconciliation with Indigenous peoples? It is a process of truth, compassion, and justice––spiritual virtues important to the country’s many faith traditions. Each tradition brings its history, stories, symbols and practices to the Reconciliation circle. Together, we can learn to walk forward in a good way. Are you curious about how faith communities can participate? In this book, leaders from ten communities share their experiences, suggestions, and hopes. They represent Anglican, Bahá’i, Buddhist, Catholic, Hindu, Indigenous, Islamic, Jewish, Sikh, and United Church traditions. Learn from them about how you and your community can: • Seek proper relatedness • Learn about Indigenous cultures • Use the prayer resources of your tradition • Work towards social justice • Join a sharing circle • Share difficult stories through dialogue • Learn and teach others • Educate youth in history, dialogue and critical thinking • Meditate on your role in history and healing • Find commonalities and serve others • Reach out for mutual interfaith learning
Notes	[1], 106, [1] pages.
Language	English
Keywords	INDIGENOUS PEOPLES; CANADA; RECONCILIATION; SOCIAL CHANGE
Pages	68–74
Section	7.
File attachments	internal-pdf://3981125615/Spirit-of-Reconciliation-final-WEB-all.pdf

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