About the Study
This study explores how Indigenous picture books published in Canada since 2000 represent cultural identity and resilience. It examines how stories and illustrations work together to support children’s sense of belonging, relationships, and well-being.
Key Findings
- Identity is shaped through relationships with family, community, and land
- Resilience is collective and culturally grounded
- Storytelling supports children’s sense of belonging and well-being
- Text and illustrations work together to communicate cultural meaning
Why It Matters
These findings highlight the importance of selecting culturally authentic picture books that reflect Indigenous worldviews. Such books support children's identity development, relationships, and understanding of culture in meaningful ways.
Example Books
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References
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