Category: Empowering girls
Ending systemic racism in school isn’t just about ending streaming
At 11 years old, a Black girl new to the country from Jamaica, I was subject to streaming in my elementary school. Despite my strong academic performance in the past, I was moved into an extremely basic form of education in Canada.
A Pandemic Can’t Stop Les Scientifines
This Montreal-based program, which engages girls ages 8 to 17 in fun, confidence-building science activities, has worked hard and innovated to keep supporting girls during the pandemic.
Girls’ Programming Goes Online During COVID-19 Pandemic
Across Canada, programs for girls have gone above and beyond to offer services online, continuing to connect and support the girls through the COVID-19 pandemic. The programs are also helping girls to navigate the new issues and stresses they may be dealing with during isolation.
Meet the Tireless: Operation Grow
This post is part of the Meet The Tireless series: interviews featuring inspiring people and groups who use their talents, expertise, and resources to help advance gender equality in Canada. Visit JoinTheTireless.ca.