Gender Equality School Program
Developed with support from the Ministry of Education and high schools across Metro Vancouver, One Girl Can introduces students to the concept of gender equality and the needs and challenges many girls face across the globe. It also includes boys in a conversation about gender equality and the role they play as allies for change.
How to Change Everything: The Young Humans Guide to Protecting the Planet and Each Other
“full of empowering stories of youth who are showing us that this moment of climate danger is also a moment of great opportunity—an opportunity to change everything. My hope is that young readers will find inspiration in the book to join the fight to protect and reshape the planet they will inherit.” Naomi Klein
The Canadian Encyclopedia
As The Canadian Encyclopedia launches an exciting new chapter in its 28-year history with a multi-faceted and eminently interactive new website, we’re calling on Canadians to contribute articles and ideas on topics from history and politics to art and science and everything in between.
Indigenous Perspectives
Indigenous Perspectives Education Guide can be found in this link as well as lesson plans on various topics
Black History in Canada
“Part of what we tend to do with history we don’t consider significant, like Black history, is put it in a box, as something that exists only in the past,” explains Dr. Wright. “We think, ‘Oh, there were some Blacks here in the past. Of course, they are hardly any here now.’” This leads to marginalizing both past and present Blackness.
Supporting LGBTQ2S+ Youth During COVID-19
Resource Type
Presentation
Grade Level K-12, Adult
Description
The BCTF is a strong supporter and partner of SOG…
Racism and COVID-19 – Supporting IBPOC teachers
Resource Type
Classroom Printable
Grade Level K – 12, Adult
Description
The COVID-19 pandemic has unfortunately shone a s…
Intimate Partner Violence and COVID-19
Resource Type
Handbook/Resource guide
Grade LevelAdult
Description
Isolation and increased stress levels stemming fr…
TeachBC
TeachBC is an online resource of teaching materials, lessons, and research relevant to the K-12 BC curriculum. The website is public and open to everyone through the generosity of BC public school teachers.
Transformations: War Toys to Peace Art
Children play with toys to learn socialization skills that foster growth and development, to become self-reliant, self-disciplined citizens. ‘The Promoting a Culture of Peace Society of BC’s hope is: that children who participate in this project will learn to display a sense of social and environmental responsibility, who will understand and support the values of a democratic, pluralistic and peaceful society.