Where Dignity Grows

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A community and youth-produced collection of 20 stories that explore the five guiding principles of global dignity. These heartwarming tales of kindness, community, and respect are a simple reminder that everyone has inherent worth and that dignity is a choice we can make every day.

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Are you looking for fun English short stories? Where Dignity Grows is a compelling addition to our collection of short stories to read. Produced as part of our Digital Literacy Program, these books to read celebrate local culture.

Where Dignity Grows by Eva Suluk, Jamie Bell, Tony Eetak, Kendall Suluk is published in Canada by the Arts Incubator Winnipeg, Art Borups Corners, and Melgund Recreation, Arts and Culture Storytelling Clubs. This digital skills and literacy program was made possible with support from the Ontario Arts Council Multi and Inter-Arts Program and the Government of Ontario.

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Proceeds from these book sales directly support northern literacy initiatives and community storytelling programs, helping to empower young readers and community voices.

About the Book

by Eva Suluk, Jamie Bell, Tony Eetak, Kendall Suluk
A community and youth-produced collection of 20 stories that explore the five guiding principles of global dignity. These heartwarming tales of kindness, community, and respect are a simple reminder that everyone has inherent worth and that dignity is a choice we can make every day.
What does it mean to be a person of dignity? How do we build a kinder, more compassionate world? This collection of 20 heartwarming and engaging stories, created by young authors, is a thoughtful exploration of these big ideas. From a compassionate squirrel who learns to share his winter stash to a young girl who discovers the power of helping others, these tales offer simple yet profound lessons about the importance of kindness, respect, and community. The book was written for fun as part of a youth literacy program, and the authors hope you enjoy these stories. Inspired by the five guiding principles of Global Dignity Canada, these stories remind us that dignity isn't just an abstract concept; it is an action we can choose to take every day. It's a perfect read for families, classrooms, and anyone who believes in the power of a single good choice to change the world.
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ISBN: 9798232487058

Discover Exciting English Short Stories to Read

Are you looking for fun English short stories? Where Dignity Grows is a compelling addition to our collection of short stories to read. Produced as part of our Digital Literacy Program, these books to read celebrate local culture.

Where Dignity Grows by Eva Suluk, Jamie Bell, Tony Eetak, Kendall Suluk is published in Canada by the Arts Incubator Winnipeg, Art Borups Corners, and Melgund Recreation, Arts and Culture Storytelling Clubs. This digital skills and literacy program was made possible with support from the Ontario Arts Council Multi and Inter-Arts Program and the Government of Ontario.

Supporting Digital Literacy and Skills

Proceeds from these book sales directly support northern literacy initiatives and community storytelling programs, helping to empower young readers and community voices.

About the Author

Jamie Bell is an interdisciplinary artist, writer, and a passionate believer in the power of shared stories. Based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, his work explores community and connection through creative projects and participatory research. When he’s not behind a pen or a camera, you can find him in the garden, a space where he finds inspiration in the quiet dignity of growth.

Hailing from Arviat, Nunavut, Eva Suluk is an interdisciplinary artist and storyteller whose work is deeply rooted in the land. An accomplished hunter, filmmaker, and traditional drum dancer, Eva weaves together the ancient and the modern in her art. She finds her greatest inspiration and stories while spending time on the land, where her hunting adventures and love for her culture guide her creative spirit.

Tony Eetak is a youth artist and musician whose creativity knows no bounds. Originally from Arviat, Nunavut, he finds his voice on the piano and keyboard. An avid composer, Tony translates the world around him into melodies and harmonies, crafting music that speaks with a quiet and powerful beauty.

A dynamic young artist and musician from Arviat, Nunavut, Kendall Suluk is a true team player both on and off the ice. Known for his passion as an avid hockey player, he brings that same sense of dedication and teamwork to his community, where he is a dedicated volunteer. Through his music and his actions, Kendall embodies the spirit of collaboration and shared dignity.

A Project Made Possible With Support From

Art Borups Corners The Arts Incubator Winnipeg Melgund Recreation, Arts and Culture Ontario Arts Council Government of Ontario