Diversity innovations

Roots of Empathy is an evidence-based classroom program for primary school children that decreases aggression, including bullying, and increases prosocial behaviours such as caring, sharing and inclus

Student Government Lotteries replace student elections, giving all students an equal chance to participate in student government and develop leadership and civic skills.

Lyfta is a digital learning platform where teachers and pupils can access stunning storyworlds and curriculum-based lessons. Lyfta invites pupils to memorable, immersive experiences with real human st

Broad Class - Listen to Learn, Interactive Radio Instruction (IRI) program delivers student-centered instruction that covers basic skills in universal, cross-cutting themes and general & universal pri

Connecting students around the world through exciting, authentic projects to learn about cultures and global challenges. Groups of penpals use weekly sessions to connect and collaborate on a selected

Founded in 1968 on the belief that environment shapes behavior, Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild (MCG) has grown from a community-based ceramics program into a cornerstone of Manchester Bidwell Corporatio

The CAPE Network Forum is a place for CAPE teachers, artists, and program staff to deal with the pandemic in relation to our work with students and with each other. We are in a period of physical isol

Sports is a great way to bring students together. This package includes examples on how sports has been used to promote integration in two culturally diverse schools.

(Don’t) Guess My Race makes learning about race and identity fun, educational and meaningful to everyday life while also increasing inclusion at school and sparking courageous conversations.

This innovation provides teachers the tools to build sex education that answers students' questions. The model lets the students participate creatively and helps them use reliable sources to answer th

CulturED is a teacher training program that deals with prejudices, discrimination, racism and identity in relation to one’s own nationality. The purpose of the CulturED seminars is to explore these is

An initiative to train young people to become peace-builders, with the aim of facilitating peace conferences for youth from areas of conflict or post-conflict, ultimately inspiring them to become peac