Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV) is an annual awareness day dedicated to celebrating the accomplishments of transgender, non-binary and gender-nonconforming people.

It's also an important reminder of the need to raise awareness around discrimination and violence that trans people still face, and the need for trans justice.

March 31 is National Indigenous Languages Day, an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the rich and diverse heritage of Indigenous languages, and the strength and resilience of Indigenous culture. 2022-2032 is also the United Nations International Decade of Indigenous Languages, which aims to draw global attention to the critical situation of many Indigenous languages and to mobilize the preservation, revitalization, and promotion of these languages.

Visit Kingston Indigenous Languages Nest (KILN) to learn more about one local initiative to revitalize Indigenous language learning. KFPL is committed to the process of reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples, including housing KILN's collection of Indigenous language learning materials in our Calvin Park and Rideau Heights Branches. Learn more about our Indigenous language resources here, and enjoy these books highlighting some of the many Indigenous languages spoken today.

The Kingston Canadian Film Festival is the largest festival in the world dedicated exclusively to Canadian film. The festival is over for 2022, but the fun continues with these films and books that pair well with the films in the KCFF lineup! The links will take you to all of the formats we have available.

Find Part One of our KCFF 2022 collection here.