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Teaching Racial Equality

As educators teaching the humanities and social sciences in international settings, we are often asked to walk a fine line between exposing our students to current events and cultivating global citize

15.6.2020 Ellen Heyting and Aaron Moniz

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On Human Rights Day, We Celebrate Youth And The Life-Changing Power Of Education

The theme of this year’s Human Rights Day (10 December) is “Youth Standing Up for Human Rights.” Per the United Nations, “empowering youth to better know and claim their rights will generate benefits

10.12.2019 Nikita Khosla

Think Equal: Teaching Children to Love not Hate

The #thinkequal innovation teaches our children to love not hate, to love oneself and all others regardless of background, gender, colour creed, ethnicity, etc. Its programmatic tools are narrative pi

19.6.2020 Leslee Udwin

Anti-Racism: Taking the Discussion into the Classroom for Pro-Active and Positive Change

It has become our mission to find a way to become more proactive in the fight to abolish racism. One way we can do this is to examine diversity in our daily lives – in our schools, workplaces, religio

17.7.2020 Prince Folorunsho Adegoke and Donna Lee Fields

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Composer: Citizenship Education for All

Composer is a growing, global ecosystem of nearly 30 curriculum providers working together to educate, inspire, and support students to ultimately transform systems of oppression into systems of compa

17.6.2020 Ali Berry and LiAnn Ishizuka

Embracing Ubuntu: Building a Better Future of Tolerance, Compassion, and Empathy

In an increasingly interconnected world, one might expect tolerance and empathy to flourish, transcending the barriers of race, religion, and ideology. Unfortunately, there has been a growing trend of

18.7.2023 Effie-Ling Heslop

Women Breaking Stereotypes

Guatemala is a country in dire need of new talents and perspectives. Yet, with the worst gender equity gap in the Americas, women, especially of Indigenous ethnicity, are not given a chance to flouris

23.11.2021 MAIA Impact

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Youth - The Very Hope For The African Continent

We have to change the narrative around the youth bulge crisis at the bottom of the pyramid; to see youth as the very hope for the African continent. We must do what it takes for many to be brought up

24.12.2019 Fiona & gold Youth Development Agency

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Teaching Social Justice and Civic Engagement with Composer: Poetry, Identity, and Action

In challenging and often divisive times, we all have a role in bending the arc, to create a more just and equitable society. For educators seeking to support their students in becoming engaged and act

20.2.2021 Composer Education

50 Years On, What Can Educators Do To Uphold Martin Luther King Jr's Legacy?

It’s been fifty years since the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr, and as anniversaries tend to do, it makes you reflect on the impact of his legacy. Though there has been some progress, race and

13.4.2018 Josephine Lister

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When Youth Know Their Voice Matters, They Know That They Matter

At SLB Radio, we believe that all people – including youth -- have the capacity to develop their authentic voice and know that their voice can be used for self-expression, inquiry, and change. Amplify

20.2.2021 Larry Berger

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My Heart Has Been Heavy

Jhordan Price, an 11th-grade student at Propel Andrews Street High School shares her thoughts about racism, the global pandemic, and her hopes for the future.

22.6.2020 Jhordan Price