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Mini-Lesson for Brainstream

How, and why, do we sabotage our own happiness? How can we identify and implement strategies to address this, on both the personal and community levels? In this new mini-lesson for Brainstream, educators will find several activities, questions, and topics designed to help them lead discussions with students aged 14+ on mental health coping strategies.

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Wintopia campus

Mira Burt-Wintonick
2020 | 1 h 28 min
Stateless campus

Michèle Stephenson
2020 | 1 h 36 min
The Brother campus

2019 | 28 min
The Forbidden Reel campus

Ariel Nasr
2019 | 2 h 0 min

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Stateless campus

Michèle Stephenson
2020 | 1 h 36 min
The Brother campus

2019 | 28 min
The Amina Profile campus

Sophie Deraspe
2015 | 1 h 25 min
Fighting Their Fears: Child and Youth Anxiety campus

Melanie Wood
2004 | 56 min

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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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Higher Learning

The Canadian Criminal Justice System (Ages 18+)

Crime and justice take many forms—some seemingly cut and dry while others are more involved and complex. This selection of films examines the issues from all aspects and perspectives, ranging from that of incarcerated teenagers to a family struck by grief at the actions of one of their own.