Join me for the first reading of all three children’s book as part of Family Literacy Day at the Milton Public Library. Readings will be followed by art activities and a book signing.
Grab a free copy of the new children’s book THE HOCKEY JERSEY at The Bentway in Downtown Toronto as part of Hockey Day in Canada!
Join me for a conversation on the origins of Gutter Child, followed by a Q and A. This event is designed for classes studying Gutter Child. All registrants will receive a copy of the recording following the event.
Jael Richardson is the author of The Stone Thrower, a story inspired by her father Chuck Ealey- the legendary Hamilton Tiger-Cat quarterback. Jael is also a book columnist on CBC’s “q” and the founder and Executive Director of the Festival of Literary Diversity in Brampton. Join Jael as she presents her latest picture book Because You Are. Written as a letter to her younger self, her story captures hard-earned lessons about growing up, being joyful, and loving yourself.
Purchase a copy of Because You Are at Different Drummer Books (on-site), and Jael will sign it at the nearby Autograph Tent, beginning at 11:45 AM
Join Jael for her first local reading of Because You Are — her latest picture book with HarperCollins Canada. The author will be in attendance to read and sign copies of her new picture book.
Wayne Arthurson, Harold Johnson, Jael Richardson, and Guy Vanderhaeghe disucss festivals from an author’s point of view with Angie Abdou.
An in-depth conversation on Jael Richardson’s debut novel Gutter Child, hosted by author Angie Abdou.
On the opening night of the festival, gritLIT Artistic Director Jennifer Gillies sits down with Richardson to talk about her writing, her role at the FOLD and her gritLIT 2021 Spotlight Series picks.
Join us for an author reading with Jael Richardson about her novel, Gutter Child, set in an imagined world where the vulnerable are forced to buy their freedom by working off their debt to society.
Booked! Fernie Writers’ Series presents their Spring Event featuring writers: Jael Richardson, Alie Bryan and Angie Abdou.
The two most stressful parts of completing a novel-in-progress are creating a strong opening and landing a satisfying conclusion. This two-part event for writers hosted by Flying Books Workshop Series…
The two most stressful parts of completing a novel-in-progress are creating a strong opening and landing a satisfying conclusion. This two-part event for writers hosted by Flying Books Workshop Series…
“I Have Been Wondering” is a monthly Zoom Reading series hosted by author Danny Ramadan.
Editor Jocelyn Bell speaks with three guests who were featured in the March issue for Broadview Magazine’s National Online Reading Club.
Mississauga Library's Author Talk series features a wide range of talented writers. Hear authors read from their books. Ask questions, learn about the writing process, and find out more about their craft of telling captivating stories.
Author Jael Richardson will be interviewed by educator and Ontario Black History Society President, Natasha Henry.
Join an online discussion of Gutter Child with the author, Jael Richardson, Team HPL's Nancy from Central and fellow book lovers. A link to join a Microsoft Teams meeting will be emailed to you before the beginning of the session.
Jael is the Executive Director of the FOLD literary festival, the books columnist on CBC Radio’s q and an outspoken advocate on issues of diversity. She is the author of The Stone Thrower: A Daughter’s Lesson, a Father’s Life, a memoir based on her relationship with her father, Hamilton Tiger-Cats quarterback Chuck Ealey.
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A panel discussion featuring author Amanda Leduc (The Centaur’s Wife) and Jael Richardson (Gutter Child), in conversation with Giller shortlisted author Thea Lim (An Ocean of Minutes).
This event is hosted by A Different Booklist — Toronto’s Africentric Bookstore. For more information, reach out to ADB via the ADB Cultural Centre, info@adbcc.org.
Join us for a conversation with Jael Richardson, Ian Williams, and Andrea Davis about their personal journey as black writers and professionals in Canadian Literature, and explore how Black writers are shaping the future of Canadian Literature by working at the crossroads of identity, culture, and creativity.
This event offers an opportunity for Black Students with an interest in literature and literary professions, including creative writing, journalism, publishing, and academia, to learn from experts as they forge their own future in Canadian Literature and the future of Canadian Literature itself.
The English Language Arts Network (ELAN) is a professional organization of Ontario educators providing curriculum leadership in English, Language Arts, Media and ESL.
Join Canadian Women’s Foundation president and CEP Paullette Senior in conversation with four incredible authors — Zalika Reid-Benta, Francesca Ekwuyasi, Eternity Martis, and Jael Richardson.
To register, follow the Canadian Women’s Foundation on Facebook.
This event is hosted by A Different Booklist — Toronto’s Africentric Bookstore. For more information, reach out to ADB via the ADB Cultural Centre, info@adbcc.org.
A one-on-one conversation with K.J. Aiello, hosted by Kitchener Public Library
Join author Jael Richardson and a few special guests for the official launch of Gutter Child, hosted by CBC broadcaster Nana aba Duncan.
Incite is a free reading series presented by the Vancouver Writers Fest and the Vancouver Public Library
Speakeasy is the reading series of the University of Guelph's Creative Writing MFA program.
