Voices into Action and Choose your Voice are award-winning programs that are in demand in today's classrooms.
Voices into Action is our high school program and it is continually updated and expanded to include a huge variety of subjects related to human rights, Canadian history, and world history. Antisemitism and the Holocaust are addressed specifically, as are residential schools, homophobia, sexism, racism, Islamophobia, cyberbullying and harassment, the genocides in Armenia, Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia, and the Holodomor, as well as a variety of discriminatory case studies from Canadian history.
Choose your Voice is for elementary and middle years students. It includes material and exercises that teach children about the dangers of stereotypes and discriminatory attitudes. The program helps teachers tackle the issue of exclusion head on and encourages students to uncover some of the historical and present-day narratives of groups who have faced discrimination in Canada.
Both programs teach young people and adults that hatred and discrimination have no place in Canada. We encourage individuals to celebrate human diversity and to feel safe and secure to be who they are in the world.
Thanks to the generosity of CISA's donors, teachers and students in over 17,000 schools across Canada (and even some in the US and Europe) use these web-based mobile-ready programs free of charge.
Click on the logos below to access the program websites.
Voices into Action is our high school program and it is continually updated and expanded to include a huge variety of subjects related to human rights, Canadian history, and world history. Antisemitism and the Holocaust are addressed specifically, as are residential schools, homophobia, sexism, racism, Islamophobia, cyberbullying and harassment, the genocides in Armenia, Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia, and the Holodomor, as well as a variety of discriminatory case studies from Canadian history.
Choose your Voice is for elementary and middle years students. It includes material and exercises that teach children about the dangers of stereotypes and discriminatory attitudes. The program helps teachers tackle the issue of exclusion head on and encourages students to uncover some of the historical and present-day narratives of groups who have faced discrimination in Canada.
Both programs teach young people and adults that hatred and discrimination have no place in Canada. We encourage individuals to celebrate human diversity and to feel safe and secure to be who they are in the world.
Thanks to the generosity of CISA's donors, teachers and students in over 17,000 schools across Canada (and even some in the US and Europe) use these web-based mobile-ready programs free of charge.
Click on the logos below to access the program websites.
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Click here for information on FAST (Fighting Antisemitism Together) and the founding of these programs.
Click here for information on FAST (Fighting Antisemitism Together) and the founding of these programs.