Learn how you can empower your students to take action for human rights! Participate in this program by booking a tour, using the Be an Upstander teacher guide, accessing the student website or participating in an upcoming showcase.

Support your students as they learn about Canada’s LGBT Purge and the resilience of 2SLGBTQI+ communities.

The teacher guide equips educators with the tools to examine the historical significance of the struggles and resistance of 2SLGBTQI+ people in Canadian society.

Discover this program which aims to support teachers in having important conversations about racism in the classroom. Through video conversations with three Canadians from racialized communities, paired with lessons from a teacher guide, students will learn what it means to pass the microphone to others.

Explore this art installation and related resources designed to help educators facilitate difficult conversations about residential schools. The Witness Blanket teacher guide offers ready‐to‐use lessons that support teachers and students in taking action for reconciliation.

Explore works of art that reflect the vision and voices of Canadian Indigenous Youth across the country. Students can create their own Spirit Panels and consider what community and human rights mean to them.