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Bear Witness Day (May 10)

Mini-Lesson for Jordan River Anderson, The Messenger (Ages 15+)

How does the Jordan River Anderson case reflect unjust and unethical treatment of Indigenous peoples and how critical is it for society to advocate for a socially just and ethical society? Jordan River Anderson’s life story reflects the unjust and unethical treatment of Indigenous children. The Canadian government was taken to court to end the ongoing struggle for Indigenous children to have the right to receive equitable social, health and educational services.

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A Place of Tide and Time campus

Aude Leroux-Lévesque & Sébastien Rist
2019 | 1 h 18 min
River Silence campus

Rogério Soares
2019 | 1 h 32 min
Higher Than Flames Will Go

Monique LeBlanc
2020 | 1 h 43 min
Margaret Atwood - A Word after a Word after a Word is Power campus

Peter Raymont & Nancy Lang
2019 | 1 h 32 min

CAMPUS - Exclusive Resources for Teachers

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Crapshoot: The Gamble with Our Wastes campus

Jeff McKay
2003 | 52 min
Surviving Progress campus

Mathieu Roy & Harold Crooks
2011 | 1 h 26 min
Examined Life campus

Astra Taylor
2008 | 1 h 28 min
Why Thee Wed? campus

Cal Garingan
2005 | 50 min

Learning Program

Learn from Home

Ocean School

Use these resources to keep your kids sharp and engaged while they're out of school. There’s an educational video and a student activity to capture learning for each weekday, for three weeks. (Ages 11-15)

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For Parents

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Educational Activities for Home

We’re introducing monthly programming for parents and educators who are teaching at home. These are films and mini-lessons designed to engage and educate your children, as well as give you some much-needed resources.

Learning Channels

Environment and Sustainability

Use our collection of films to help students improve their awareness and knowledge of the environment and increase their engagement with local and global environmental issues. Developing environmental literacy translates into greater consciousness of the impact of our choices—as citizens and consumers—on the health of the planet, and a better understanding of our capacity to effect change for a sustainable future.