RCMPTalks Diversity

Feb 23, 2021 - 12:00 PM-13:00 PM (Eastern)

RCMPTalks sessions allow Canada's youth to have meaningful conversations with other students from across the country without leaving their classrooms. Each session aims to raise awareness about a specific crime or victimization topic.... more

RCMPTalks sessions allow Canada's youth to have meaningful conversations with other students from across the country without leaving their classrooms. Each session aims to raise awareness about a specific crime or victimization topic. How it works - Up to eight classrooms can take part in each RCMPTalks session. - An RCMP school resource officer delivers an interactive session on the chosen topic to each classroom - Over the next few weeks, students plan a social awareness campaign or project on the topic - During a 60-minute RCMPTalks videoconference, participants will share their insight on the chosen topic, present their project, and hear from a guest speaker. _____________________________________________________ Les séances de DiscussionsGRC permettent aux jeunes Canadiens et Canadiennes d'avoir des conversations avec d'autres élèves de partout au pays sans quitter leur salle de classe.Chaque séance vise à sensibiliser les élèves à un crime en particulier ou à un problème de victimisation. Fonctionnement - Jusqu'à huit classes peuvent participer à chacune des séances DiscussionsGRC. - Un policier éducateur de la GRC anime une séance interactive sur un sujet pour chaque classe. - Au cours des prochaines semaines, les élèves planifient une campagne ou un projet de sensibilisation sur le sujet. - Durant une vidéoconférence DiscussionsGRC de 60 minutes, les participants : font part de leur point de vue sur le sujet choisi; présentent leur projet; écoutent un conférencier.

#Agenda 2030: What on earth are the SDGs and why should we care? In partnership with CCUNESCO

Feb 18, 2021 - 12:00 PM-13:00 PM (Eastern)

Offered in partnership with the Canadian Commission for UNESCO (CCUNESCO) this event and the associated activities and resources will allow students the opportunity to come together to explore and define concepts such as equity, empathy,... more

Offered in partnership with the Canadian Commission for UNESCO (CCUNESCO) this event and the associated activities and resources will allow students the opportunity to come together to explore and define concepts such as equity, empathy, and relationality. They will look at how their unique locations translate on a global scale and build consensus on how they can work together as global citizens to resolve some of the world's largest issues addressed in the Sustainable Development Goals. This conference will be focusing on SDG's - GOAL 4: Quality Education GOAL 10: Reduced Inequality GOAL 16: Peace and Justice Strong Institutions GOAL 17: Partnerships to Achieve the Goals

Communities make the difference: World AIDS Day

Dec 1, 2020 - 12:00 PM-13:00 PM (Eastern)

This classroom and event will allow students the opportunity to come together to explore and define concepts such as equity, empathy, and building strong communities. They will look at how their unique locations translate on a global... more

This classroom and event will allow students the opportunity to come together to explore and define concepts such as equity, empathy, and building strong communities. They will look at how their unique locations translate on a global scale and recognize the essential role that communities have played and continue to play in the AIDS response. A core principle of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and of the AIDS response, is that no one should be left behind. On this World AIDS Day, students will be led through a conversation on how they can contribute to building communities that address the inequality, marginalization, and discrimination that leads to and perpetuates ill health. This conference will be focusing on SDG's GOAL 3: Good Health & Wellbeing, GOAL 4: Quality Education, GOAL 10: Reduced Inequality, and GOAL 16: Peaceful and inclusive societies.

Elementary: Safe Passage for Salmon with the Canadian Wildlife Federation

Nov 26, 2020 - 12:00 PM-13:00 PM (Eastern)

Salmon were once so numerous that people thought they would last forever. Today, after years of overfishing, pollution, and destruction of freshwater habitat, salmon stocks have been seriously depleted. In this session, we will focus on... more

Salmon were once so numerous that people thought they would last forever. Today, after years of overfishing, pollution, and destruction of freshwater habitat, salmon stocks have been seriously depleted. In this session, we will focus on waterways, talking about watersheds, Salmon passage, barriers, and fishways. The Canadian Wildlife Federation is working towards a brighter future for salmon species by improving waterway passages to and from their spawning and rearing habitat. join us for this learning event around how you can help improve Canadian waterways and watersheds. Grades 2-6

RCMPTalks Cyberbullying

Nov 18, 2020 - 12:00 PM-13:00 PM (Eastern)

Bullying and cyberbullying are pervasive problems in schools and communities across Canada. Stories of youth unable to cope with bullying in schools and online are increasingly common. In response, many initiatives across Canada have... more

Bullying and cyberbullying are pervasive problems in schools and communities across Canada. Stories of youth unable to cope with bullying in schools and online are increasingly common. In response, many initiatives across Canada have been developed to help youth deal with these important issues. How can we further empower students to prevent and respond to bullying & cyberbullying? This videoconference will enable students to engage in a discussion that will explore how students can prevent and respond to bullying & cyberbullying. This event will be led by subject matter experts, and will expose students to other perspectives and regions in Canada. By the end of the event, students will have learned about the types and consequences of bullying & cyberbullying, the importance of healthy relationships, steps to take when dealing with bullying & cyberbullying and actions youth can take to help prevent bullying & cyberbullying.

#BlackLivesMatter in Canadian Schools, in partnership with CC-UNESCO

Nov 17, 2020 - 12:00 PM-13:00 PM (Eastern)

Join us in a national conversation to empower and promote positive images of Black youth today within our communities. United Souls is a Black Student Leadership group from David Suzuki S.S composed of passionate human beings who share a... more

Join us in a national conversation to empower and promote positive images of Black youth today within our communities. United Souls is a Black Student Leadership group from David Suzuki S.S composed of passionate human beings who share a common ideal of upholding Black Excellence & Contributions of our Black Leaders of tomorrow. This is a conversation that should be happening in every community, including our schools. The #BlackLivesMatter Global Encounter event is designed to support teachers and students living and growing in the current reality and is dedicated to transforming and eliminating anti-Blackness. Our students will share personal testimonies and innovations that are sure to INSPIRE YOUR BEST SELF as well as encourage more meaningful motions through VOICE and ACTION. Let’s learn what it means “To be Young, Gifted & Black” together.

RCMPTalks: Substance Misuse

Nov 10, 2020 - 12:00 PM-13:00 PM (Eastern)

RCMPTalks Substance Misuse featuring former NFL All-Star Alvin Powell Alvin Powell is a former NFL offensive lineman for the Miami Dolphins and the Seattle Seahawks, a former bodyguard to the stars (Britney Spears, Celine Dion, Justin... more

RCMPTalks Substance Misuse featuring former NFL All-Star Alvin Powell Alvin Powell is a former NFL offensive lineman for the Miami Dolphins and the Seattle Seahawks, a former bodyguard to the stars (Britney Spears, Celine Dion, Justin Timberlake, Madonna…), as well, has appeared in numerous feature films. At 6’5”, 320 pounds, he was an imposing figure on the football field, but nevertheless fell prey to the disease of addiction. Against all odds, Alvin had realized the “American dream” and lost it all, and very nearly his life, to drugs. Following his recovery, Alvin has dedicated himself to the prevention of youth substance abuse as well as helping those in crisis who are currently suffering from the disease of addiction. Alvin will tell you, drugs do not care who you are. They do not discriminate against colour, creed, race, size, economic background or even age (the youngest person he has helped was just 10 years old). Drugs are an equal opportunity destroyer.

Into The Bat Cave

Oct 30, 2020 - 12:00 PM-13:00 PM (Eastern)

Are you afraid of bats? Well, did you know that bats are afraid of you?! During the month of all things creepy and crawly, we’re asking young people to take bats off the list of creatures that make them squeal. While bats may seem a... more

Are you afraid of bats? Well, did you know that bats are afraid of you?! During the month of all things creepy and crawly, we’re asking young people to take bats off the list of creatures that make them squeal. While bats may seem a little spooky, they actually help us more than you may realize and now, they need our help more than ever! These amazing mammals have long been misunderstood! Join us for this session, led by a wildlife expert and researcher, to learn all about how they actually help the environment and people.

Le journalisme, les fausses nouvelles et la désinformation

Oct 27, 2020 - 13:30 PM-14:30 PM (Eastern)

Journalism, Fake News, and Disinformation

Oct 27, 2020 - 12:00 PM-13:00 PM (Eastern)

Break the Fake with MediaSmarts and the Canadian Commission for UNESCO. One of the most important issues in today’s digital world is the spread of online misinformation. In this session, marking Media Literacy Week, we want to take the... more

Break the Fake with MediaSmarts and the Canadian Commission for UNESCO. One of the most important issues in today’s digital world is the spread of online misinformation. In this session, marking Media Literacy Week, we want to take the opportunity to shine a spotlight on both the awareness needed to recognize online misinformation and our collective responsibility to stop it in its tracks.