Celebrate the International Year of Indigenous Languages
Celebrate the International Year of Indigenous Languages by watching this rich list of Indigenous-made films, all presented in their original languages.
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The Devil’s Share | Reflecting on the Social Issues of Québec in the ’60s and ’70s
Discover The Devil’s Share, Luc Bourdon's new documentary that reflects on the revolts and social issues in Québec in the '60s and '70s.
Teaching Identity Politics in the Digital Age with “The Amina Profile”
The Amina Profile is a rich resource for educators focusing on the intersecting topics of identity politics, global geopolitics, and relationships in the age of social and digital media.
Ocean School : An Underwater Classroom
Ocean School invites young people on a journey of discovery that makes learning fun through projects that foster the importance of better understanding the ocean.
Teaching about healthy relationships with A Better Man
Steph Guthrie is the Impact Producer for A Better Man. She co-directed the film’s interactive companion, It Was Me, which won the inaugural Golden Sheaf Award for Digital Media at the 2018 Yorkton Film Festival.
Teaching Global Connections with Highrise and Universe Within
Teachers can use Highrise: Universe Within to enhance pedagogy for both group and independent study. I have found that this digital project provides an important critical context for social studies in the classroom.
Rights from the Heart | Addressing Children’s Rights With Your Students
Take a journey with your students through the Rights from the Heart film series. These animated shorts invite us to learn about the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child through moving stories of children worldwide.
Indigenous Youth – Changing the Way We Think!
Learn about the impact and effects of the historic James Bay Treaty and how Indigenous youth are challenging many of its outcomes.
Holocaust Education Teaching Tools
Learn more about the NFB's Holocaust educational materials, including downloadable Virtual Classrooms and a variety of films, teaching guides, and apps that can help educators stimulate learning and discussion about the Holocaust.