Tag: Africa
VOICE: The Life of Your Smartphone
SPEAKER: Webinar for Schools: Halloween, Chocolate, and the Ghostly Cocoa Industry
OPPORTUNITY: International Internships for Indigenous Youth
EVENT: Local Brews & Global Views
EVENT: Stories from Zambia – Aboriginal Youth Interns share their experiences working overseas
Teach with FREE Movies and Curricula from Shine Global Films
Shine Global makes films to give children a voice. This non-profit company showcases the stories of some of the world’s most at-risk children in a way that inspires hope and action amid despair. Shine Global’s mission is to “to end the exploitation and abuse of children worldwide through films that … Continue Reading Teach with <b>FREE</b> Movies and Curricula from Shine Global Films
SPEAKER: Canadian Foodgrains Bank – food security and agriculture
Youth Engagement Coordinator, Roberta Gramlich, is happy to come speak to your class about the Canadian Foodgrains Bank and related issues. Feel free to contact her:
OPPORTUNITY: Food Security Learning Tour for Educators
Join Canadian Foodgrains Bank on a trip to Ethiopia in July, 2015 on an International Food Security Learning Tour for Educators! This is a two week trip which includes orientation and debriefing sessions, visits tocommunity projects in Ethiopia supported by Canadian Foodgrains Bank and its network, and visits with other … Continue Reading OPPORTUNITY: Food Security Learning Tour for Educators
IDEA: Organize a Petition in Support of “Sow Much Love”
Seeds are the heritage of family farmers and peasants, who preserve them to feed their families, their communities, and the world. However, seeds are increasingly being controlled and privatized by multinational companies. Without access to seeds, the way of life of small family farmers and peasants, most of whom live … Continue Reading IDEA: Organize a Petition in Support of “Sow Much Love”
IDEA: Support Girls’ Empowerment with Crossroads’ International
Girls in Swaziland have a problem. 1 in 3 are sexually abused before they turn 18. Girls’ Empowerment Clubs are the idea that works.