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Exploring his '4Rs' of reconciliation through storytelling
Jim Adams, an Indigenous storyteller of First Nations and settler heritage, creates spaces for healthy dialogue and action. Through stories featuring his four Rs (Resilience, Resurgence, Relationship, and Recon-ciliaction), Adams conveys the seldom told history of Indigenous people in Canada and explores how connecting to these 4Rs is a vital step in the journey of Recon-ciliaction.
Jim Adams has twenty plus years of working in the community as an Indigenous educator with Toronto District School Board, Peel and Attawapiskat Boards of Education, Toronto Public Library, and various Toronto area non-profit organizations. He is an accomplished storyteller with lived experience with land-based Indigenous teachings.
This Culture Days event is made possible with funding from the City of Burlington.
If you need an accessibility accommodation during this program, please register early so we can confirm arrangements a few days before your visit.
Central Library is the largest location and houses historical and special collections, a computer lab, meeting rooms for public rental, and departments responsible for system-wide library services support. Burlington Public Library is a tax-supported registered charitable organization.
