“Why do some wounds take so long to heal? The answer, as it relates to Canada’s indigenous people, becomes clear in this slim but worthy anthology…” —Winnipeg Free Press

Collection editor Danielle Metcalfe-Chenail speaks with CBC Edmonton about what compelled her to commission the essays and what she hopes to achieve with the book.

A group of Regina Public School teachers chose In This Together as their July bookclub pick. Follow their weekly discussion on Twitter by using the hashtag #2k16reads.

In This Together is selected as one of four titles on Edmonton LitFest’s 2016 Summer Reading List.

“In This Together is a poignant anthology . . . An exceptional and important read.” —Broken Pencil

Listen here for the the audio version of Shelagh Rogers’ conversation with Senator Murray Sinclair, which was transcribed for In This Together.

“In This Together. . . Deserves to be bought and read.” —Walrus

“In This Together . . . reflects the new way of thinking, and the new concept of being Canadian. The stories in this book deal with harsh realities, and give a better understanding of the meaning of race, and the problems caused by racial divides.” —Times Colonist

Danielle Metcalfe-Chenail tells Praire Books Now: “I’ve always found the best way to understand ‘issues’ is through personal stories, and I think the idea of reconciliation is no different . . . I hope readers will use the essays in this book as a springboard for examining the stories they tell themselves . . . about relations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in this country.”

In This Together appears at #7 on the National Post‘s Nonfiction Bestseller list.

Danielle Metcalf-Chenail joined two essay contributors, as well as Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation Chief Stacey Laforme and Elder Garry Sault in a panel discussion at Toronto’s Fort York Historic Centre’s Fourth Annual Indigenous Arts Festival.

Editor Danielle Metcalfe-Chenail and essay contributors Katherine Palmer Gordon and Rhonda Kronyk are interviewed for All Lit Up’s Jules’ Tools for Change feature.

“In This Together is an extremely timely and thought-provoking collection of essays . . . a powerful volume.” —I Heart Edmonton blog

“In This Together demonstrates that colonization is not a thing of Canada’s past, and suggests that real reconciliation is only possible through an honest appraisal of our present.” —Quill & Quire

In This Together featured on 49th Shelf’s Spring Preview

Katharine Palmer Gordon’s “Mother Tongues” is excerpted by the Tyee.