This resource is primarily written for parents and community workers; however, there are many parts that would be beneficial for children of separated Aboriginal parents to know. It is divided into sections that include resources, videos, worksheets and [more]
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This 193 page middle or high school resource examines questions such as how societies make laws, resolve conflicts, and deal with those who do not live up to society’s standards for behaviour.
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Background on the Elizabeth Fry Society is available through this link. You will learn a bit about Elizabeth Fry’s life and her strong belief in equality rights for women. She believed that women should not be incarcerated and if they are, then [more]
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This site contains information for students and teachers on the Famous Five. Both students and teachers have their own sections with pertinent information on this group of women. Lesson plans are divided into sections, each with several activities for the [more]
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This Famous Five website emphasizes the “Persons” case, 1927-1929 which moved the definition of “persons” from men only to men and women. There is also a short biography of each of the Famous Five included as well as copies of the [more]
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This website includes information on the Iroquois Confederacy that covers many of the curricular outcomes laid out by Alberta Education. The teacher background section has detailed information regarding the structure of the Confederacy, the role and status of [more]
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