Uncover the global history of ‘genocide via education’ in this essential study of residential schools and Indigenous peoples. This profound analysis examines how systemic abusive education policies impacted Indigenous children worldwide, detailing their removal from families and communities. Explore the enduring legacy and the crucial possibilities for truth, restitution, and reconciliation, drawing insights from international and comparative education. It’s a must-read for academics, researchers, and postgraduate students in Indigenous studies and the history of education seeking to understand historical injustices and pathways to healing.