A tool developed for youth to lead their own anti-racism group in their schools. Full 1 hour session outlines are included! These work great in workshops as well.

Sifting Through the Layers is a compilation DVD resource package for anti-racism and discrimination education. Includes a 43 minute DVD of skits and a documentary produced by youth along with an education facilitator guide.

Focusing on the visions and views of three emerging First Nations artists, this piece explores the role video is playing in helping Native youth tell their stories, recover their culture and develop their voices. This video is produced by the Access to Media Education Society's Peer Perspective Program, and is available for viewing online, or...

Outlet gives audiences the straight goods on growing up queer in a heterosexual world. Featuring candid stories about the challenges of coming out, Outlet reminds us how complex identity is and how rarely people are supported in exploring it. Above all, this video celebrates people for having the courage to be true to themselves--whatever their...

A powerful, poetic and haunting exploration of First Nations cultural genocide that features statistics and a spoken word performance. One of a series of Youth-made videos to be included in AMES soon-to be released anti-discrimination educational resource package. Contact AMES at: ames@gulfislands.com for more info about YouthMADE (Media Arts Diversity Education and Empowerment).

An animated satire about the 'official' word on the essential qualities of the Perfect Immigrant. One of a series of youth-created videos that will be featured in the Access to Media Education Society's soon to be released "YouthMADE (Media Arts Diversity Education and Empowerment)" anti-discrimination educational resource package. For more info about AMES or YouthMADE,...

Equipped with cameras, a diverse group of BC youth set out to expose the realities of internalized and systemic racism and find ways to help dismantle and overcome it. Featuring vignettes both comical and disturbing, Racism for Reel is a fast-paced and candid examination of racial biases expressed through the media and in everyday life....

On MyGSA.ca Youth and Students can… • Find Local GSAs, Community Organizations, and Campus Groups • Discuss Queer Popular Culture and Ideas for GSA Events • Organize with others around the country to make positive change in schools Educators can use MyGSA.ca to… • Find LGBTQ Classroom Resources and School Board Policies • Discuss Inclusive...

Out in Schools smashes stereotypes by bringing queer film to local high schools and facilitates discussions on bullying and homophobia. By providing positive queer role models we aim to make schools safer by celebrating diversity.

Make A Case Against Racism encourages grade 4 to 7 students to take personal responsibility for preventing racism, while celebrating the province’s cultural diversity through music and art. Designed to complement provincial school curriculum, the initiative uses a proactive approach to examining discrimination. At the heart of the program is a music and artwork contest...