Education K–12: Indigenous Perspectives: Indigenous publishers

Levelled “early literacy books featuring First Nations and Native American children & families.”

Publisher and bookstore, specializing in French-language indigenous books. See especially the categories: album jeunesse, activités jeunesse, roman jeuness, scolaire.

Publishes and develops “Métis-specific cultural, literary, and educational resources for Métis children, youth, adults, and the non-Aboriginal community,” including Michif-language resources for K-12 and the Métis community.”

"Bias-free teaching and educational resources related to Native American, First Nations, Indigenous and Aboriginal studies. GoodMinds Books stocks over 3000 Indigenous titles from preschool to adult."

An Inuit-owned publisher that develops and publishes stories of Inuit and northern Canada. Works with Inuit elders and storytellers and artists “to ensure that the rich story-telling culture of the Inuit is preserved.” Books are available in Inuktitut or Inuinnaqtun as well as in English. Includes extensive catalogues, author lists, and resources for educators.

Develops and publishes the work of Indigenous writers nationally and internationally. Author/illustrator lists.

Métis-themed children’s literature books (Little Métis series). History books for children (Illustrated Métis history series). Métis educational resource kits for classroom use.

Promotes Métis authors, illustrators, stories. Online catalogue of illustrated children’s books. Also publishes books on Michif language, culture, and history.

Online catalogues of books for kids, teens, adults.

"A leading Canadian publisher of Indigneous voices."
K-12 books. Browse online catalogue by grade & reading level.