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"Human conversation is the most ancient and easiest way to cultivate the conditions for change –
personal change, community and organizational change, planetary change."
Margaret Wheatley


Current Book Club Selection

Trauma Farm

Title: Trauma Farm:A Rebel History of Rural Life
Author: Brian Brett

Join Brian Brett on an engaging journey through an
eighteen-year-long day in the life of his small mixed
farm on Salt Spring Island. Trauma Farm is an exploration
of natural history, a personal memoir and a series of
inspiring tales about our very real connection with
nature.

Here's an excerpt.

Books – those fertile storehouses of ideas – can inspire conversation and debate. They can also move people to action that can change the world. That's why the David Suzuki Foundation has its very own book club, and you can be a part of it – on your own, with a friend, or in a group.

Benefits of membership
  • reading guides tailored to each book selection
  • access to web resources including broadcasts and discussions
  • opportunities to meet like-minded folks, online and in your community
  • a chance to seed the beginnings of real, positive change
You can participate by yourself, with a friend, or as a group. It's easy!

1. Sign in. Once we have your contact info, you'll get a reading guide for the current book selection.
2. Read the book. Check with your local library, or find a local book seller supporting the DSF Book Club.
3. Share your stories. This is a conversation! Send photos and comments to contact@davidsuzuki.org with "Book Club" in the subject line and we may publish you on our website!
4. Join our Facebook Group. You can join in and share your ideas, or just read what others have to say.
5. Stay tuned! Once you’ve signed in, you’ll be hearing from us about upcoming new titles, online discussions and more.
 


If you are a book seller and want to participate:
You are welcome to help support us by providing a venue for Book Club members to meet, and circulating materials. We’ll help you with posters, reading guides and publisher’s discounts on selected titles. For more information, email us and write “Book Club” in the subject line.