NFB Education

#OrgsWeLove: Ocean School is a free environmental education resource for students in grades 5 to 12. The immersive multimedia resources featuring linear and 360˚ videos, interactive media and projects and activities are offered in English +French. oceanschool.nfb.ca

How can we create a healthier and more equitable world? This playlist looks at unequal access to basic human rights, across Canada and around the world: bit.ly/3msspP7 #education #HumanRights

Tap along with this musical documentary that connects pivotal moments in Canada’s civil rights history with the powerful momentum of Indigenous activism today: bit.ly/2qHZfme #education #HumanRights

Enjoy a new mini-lesson on the film Unspoken Tears that explores themes such as empathy and identity for students aged 14+! bit.ly/3l1dqf1 #education #HumanRights

This feature doc sheds light on the difficult reality faced by the Algonquin people of Quebec, many of whom live in poverty and lack basic human rights. This film gives a voice to the silenced: bit.ly/2YOtW7F #education #HumanRights

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Discover this five-part documentary series that tells the inspiring story of Shoal Lake 40 Anishinaabe First Nation and their battle to build a road that would reconnect them to the world: bit.ly/2qEwebg #education #HumanRights

Enjoy a new mini-lesson on the film Unspoken Tears that explores themes such as empathy and identity for students aged 10-13! bit.ly/3w82SBn #education #HumanRights

Watch this intensely personal doc in which 5 victims of homophobic violence attempt to seek asylum and a brave new life in Canada: bit.ly/2K5VNc3 #education #HumanRights

When the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly on December 10, 1948, was its significance recognized? bit.ly/486jOZb

These animated shorts invite us to learn about the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child through moving stories of children worldwide: bit.ly/2Xe6RbE #education #HumanRights

Discover resources we’ve made to mark International #HumanRights Day, for both primary and secondary students: : bit.ly/3XQpLoA #education

Enjoy a new mini-lesson on the film Stateless that explores themes such as Anti-Black racism and statelessness: bit.ly/3l946WS #education #HumanRights

These films are meant to make children aged 13-17 aware of the rights they have, and that the adults caring for them must ensure the law is respected for students: bit.ly/33ELO57 #education #HumanRights

Did you know that NFB Education updates its films, playlists, and educational offers every week? bit.ly/49xlkVC

These films are meant to make children aged 9-12 aware of the rights they have, and that the adults caring for them must ensure the law is respected for students: bit.ly/2Cvcc5E #education #HumanRightsDay

Celebrate the life, work and legacy of Mary Two-Axe Earley, a Mohawk woman from Kahnawà:ke who spent 20 years challenging sex discrimination against First Nations women embedded in Canada’s Indian Act: bit.ly/3LAV4gY #education #Humanrights

These films are meant to make children aged 5-8 aware of the rights they have, and that the adults caring for them must ensure the law is respected for students: bit.ly/31AALYM #education #HumanRights

Every year, #HumanRights Day is celebrated around the world on December 10: bit.ly/3XQpLoA #education

November 25 marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Gender-based violence comes in many forms—it can be physical, emotional, or psychological: bit.ly/3712Jlt #education #ViolenceAgainstWomen #16days