Civic Responsibility in Education: Empowering Students to Become Inspired Citizens 

Want to inspire your students to become responsible citizens? Watch our latest professional development event to hear real-world examples from teachers and how they are running service learning projects tied to civic engagment with their students. Plus, hear a keynote message from Martin Luther King III. Get accompanying free resources here.

Taking Action for Inclusive Design

Expand your student’s understanding of why inclusive design helps everyone - not just those with disabilities. Plus, hear from grade 11 student Mariah as she shares how she’s fostering community among people with disabilities in her neighbourhood.

WE Go Green: Service Project Ideas for Earth Day

Looking for ways to get your students excited about the environment and Earth Day? Watch our latest Professional Development session, featuring renowned youth science expert Dr. Tracy Fanara, aka “Inspector Planet”, as she shares her ideas and tips.

Get the accompanying WE Go Green Campaign here

Taking Action for Responsible Consumption

Want to inspire your students to become responsible consumers? Watch our latest Global Classroom and inform your students about how their everyday buying decisions can turn Earth Month into earth year! Plus, hear how 11th grade student, Chase, started a book doantion non-profit to keep books out of landfills.

Taking Action with Gratitude

Join us with your students to learn about the impact expressing gratitude has on their physical and mental health, and in building healthier relationships with those around them. Hear from our 5th-grade guest speakers from Texas about how they uplifted and inspired students through letters of kindness and gratitude.

Supporting Indigenous Youth Through a Trauma-Informed Lens

Explore best practices to make your trauma-informed teaching more culturally responsive and receive three student learning activities to make your classroom a supportive space for Indigenous youth.

The Power of Gratitude in the Classroom: Say it Now 

Learn about the science of gratitude as you explore ways you can use gratitude to improve students’ relationships with one another and help them build key social and emotional skills.