Teacher Resources | Earth Day
Discover Earth Day resources we've made for both primary and secondary students on the subject of the environment and sustainability.
Posts Tagged “Ages 18+”
Teacher Resources | International Women’s Day
March 8 is International Women's Day. Mark the occasion with a series of educational resources aimed at both primary and secondary students.
Higher Learning | Work Different
Work Different examines changes in remote work during the pandemic; explores its effects on corporate culture, private life, and productivity; and offers perspectives on corporate adaptations and strategies in response.
Higher Learning | 2023 Retrospective
Discover a selection of incredible post-secondary films and resources that you might have missed in 2023. All titles are curated for students aged 18+.
Higher Learning | KOROMOUSSO: Big Sister
A group of women discuss and try to break cultural taboos about female sexuality. They support each other to overcome the trauma of female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) and reclaim ownership of their own bodies.
Higher Learning | To Kill a Tiger
We often think of standing up against injustice as a matter of public protest, social media posting, or criticizing opponents. But what happens when pursuing justice includes personal sacrifice, social ostracism and potentially cutting yourself off from your community?
Higher Learning | Waiting for Raif
Chronicling Ensaf Haidar’s tenacious struggle to have her husband, Raif Badawi, released from a Saudi prison, Waiting for Raif raises important questions about engagement, power and government responsibility.
Higher Learning | Beyond Paper
Oana Suteu Khintirian’s documentary Beyond Paper takes us from the intimacy of family archives to the immensity of universal libraries, showing how paper is integral to every facet of our shared humanity.
Higher Learning | Ever Deadly
Ever Deadly is much more than a glimpse into the personal, artistic and sound world of Inuk musician Tanya Tagaq. Ever Deadly provides insight into government-enforced colonial policies and how they impacted, and continue to impact, Inuit through multiple generations.
Higher Learning | What Is Democracy?
Perhaps nothing could be more democratic than asking the question “What is democracy?”
Higher Learning | The Secret Order
Phil Comeau’s The Secret Order plunges us into the world of the Ordre de Jacques-Cartier (“la Patente”), a francophone Catholic secret society. Rigorously researched, the documentary brilliantly explores a little-known aspect of Acadian history.
Higher Learning | Wintopia
Wintopia was born of the many tapes, audio files, and letters that acclaimed filmmaker Peter Wintonick left behind after his death in 2013.