Actions and Commitments: Call to Action # 62

Exploring Stakeholder: "Government of New Brunswick"

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February 11, 2023


As more high schools add Indigenous- focused compulsory courses, some warn against a siloed approach

‘Reconciliation will only exist … when we see it in every aspect of a student’s experience,’ says professor CBC News: As a Shakespeare fan who loves sharing his work with students, Windsor, Ont., English teacher Carolyn Howlett admits she felt a bit apprehensive when her board began work shifting its Grade 11 English course to focus...

March 17, 2021


“An Act Respecting Empowering the School System”

Legislation introduced an “Act Respecting Empowering the School System” that would amend the Education Act and is “intended to support teachers in managing their classrooms and to ensure schools offer a positive learning and working environment, free from intimidation and abuse”. The Act also includes updated language pertaining to references to Indigenous people....

June 22, 2017


MOU to teach about residential schools

Committed to teaching about residential schools (TRC). Signed MOU with 7 First Nations to collaborate to ensure the continued implementation of First Nations culture, history and perspectives into age-appropriate curriculum for students in K-12. This includes developing learning modules on the Peace and Friendship Treaties; the legacy of residential schools; the history and culture of...

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