first round (abolition, feminism and sex):

• abolition feminisms, vol. i: organizing, survival and transformative practice (alisa bierria, jakeya caruthers and brooke lober)
• abolition feminisms, vol. ii: feminist ruptures against the carceral state (alisa bierria, jakeya caruthers and brooke lober)
• abolition. feminism. now. (angela y. davis, gina dent, erica r. meiners and beth e. richie)
• are prisons obsolete? (angela y. davis)
• hood feminism (mikki kendall)
• invisible women (caroline criado-perez)
• selling sex: experience, advocacy, and research on sex work in canada
• sex work activism in canada: speaking out, standing up
• sister outsider: essays and speeches (audre lorde)
• trafficking harms: critical politics, perspectives and experiences (katrin roots, ann de shalit and emily van der meulen)
• women, race, & class (angela y. davis)

second round (indigenous women and interpersonal violence):

• creative interventions toolkit: a practical guide to stopping interpersonal violence (ak press)
• life stages and native women: memory, teachings and story medicine (kim anderson)
• living on the land: indigenous women's understanding of place (nathalie kermoal and isabel altamirano-jiménez)
• making space for indigenous feminism, second edition (joyce green)
• on violence (hannah arendt)
• radicalizing her: why women choose violence (nimmi gowrinathan)
• survivor injustice: state-sanctioned abuse, domestic violence and the fight for bodily autonomy (kylie cheung)
• violence against indigenous women: literature, activism and resistance (allison hargreaves)

third round (ethnicity and race):

• black skin, white masks (frantz fanon)
• first nations history: we were not the savages (elder daniel n. paul)
• g*d is red: a native view of religion (vine deloria jr.)
• indigenous methodologies: characteristics, conversations and contexts (margaret kovach)
• red skin, white masks: rejecting the colonial politics of recognition (glen sean coulthard)
• seven fallen feathers (tanya talaga)
• the gatherings: reimagining indigenous-settler relations (shirley hager and mawopiyane)
• the wretched of the earth (frantz fanon)
• truth telling: seven conversations about indigenous life in canada (michelle good)
• twenty-one things you may not know about the indian act (bob joseph)

fourth round (disability theory and justice):

• a peoples guide to abolition and disability justice (katie tastrom)
• anatomy of an epidemic (robert whitaker)
• autism for adults (daniel m. jones)
• care work: dreaming disability justice (leah lakshmi piepzna-samarasinha)
• dirty laundry: why adults with adhd are so ashamed and what we can do to help (richard pink and roxanne emery)
• disability politics and theory, first edition (a.j. withers)
• no bad parts: healing trauma and restoring wholeness with the internal family systems model (dr. richard c. schwartz)
• spectrum women: walking to the beat of autism (barb cook and dr. michelle garnett)
• the future is disabled: prophecies, love notes and mourning songs (leah lakshmi piepezna-samarasinha)