Events
A place to connect and belong
Sometimes connection happens in a support group or a conversation. Sometimes it happens while families are simply having fun together. Our in-person family events give parents, caregivers, children and youth a chance to connect with other families, spend time together and enjoy being part of a community that understands.
Want to join us at a future event?
Explore the calendar above or join our Peer to Peer Support Network to hear about upcoming opportunities.
![[Book Nook] “Probably Ruby” by Lisa Bird-Wilson](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/65ba78ed642f8f39e1ac8cb1/1770323471923-Z685G7X13B7HB0N96VKC/Web-BookNook-Bird-Wilson-Nov10.png)
[Book Nook] “Probably Ruby” by Lisa Bird-Wilson
An Indigenous woman adopted by white parents goes in search of her identity in this unforgettable debut novel about family, race, and history.
![[Book Nook] “Looking For Jane” by Heather Marshall](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/65ba78ed642f8f39e1ac8cb1/1770323182647-OYEXPV0FW7N7AZW2P4JB/Web-BookNook-Marshall-Aug11.png)
[Book Nook] “Looking For Jane” by Heather Marshall
The deeply moving historical novel spanning five decades of powerful women explores themes of freedom of choice and historical fiction set in Canada.
![[Book Nook] “You Should Be Grateful” by Angela Tucker](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/65ba78ed642f8f39e1ac8cb1/1770322383488-QPTOBQMAROJIN6CM3CGU/Web-BookNook-AngelaTucker-May12.png)
[Book Nook] “You Should Be Grateful” by Angela Tucker
Canadian author, adoption expert and transracial adoptee Angela Tucker examines the unique perspectives and challenges these adoptees have as they navigate multiple cultures.
![[Book Nook] “Y” by Marjorie Celona](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/65ba78ed642f8f39e1ac8cb1/1770313904525-VFK6PUL6HUBV6QIFMAXZ/Web-BookNook-Y-MarjorieCelona-March10.png.png)
[Book Nook] “Y” by Marjorie Celona
This season of Book Nook begins with “Y “ by Canadian author Marjorie Celona—a thoughtful coming‑of‑age story that explores identity, belonging, and the quiet, persistent search for understanding.