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Here is my attempt at making a shared Google doc where we can share resources for all things SOGI for the Vernon Community

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FRONTLINE Growing Up Trans: Professional Development | PBS LearningMedia

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With the increasing visibility of transgender people of all ages, educators have expressed an interest in learning more about this community and the issues it faces. This collection of videos from the FRONTLINE documentary, Growing Up Trans, is offered to provide you, as an educator, with a deeper u…

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Anti-racism is foundational to the goals, objectives and actions laid out in the Declaration of Rights of Indigenous Peoples Action Plan. Key to the implementation of the Declaration Act are actions that identify, challenge, prevent, eliminate and change the values, structures, policies, programs, practices and behaviours that perpetuate racism. This will require understanding and targeting the root causes of systemic discrimination, our colonial and racist foundations, and committing to take action to create conditions of greater inclusion, equality and justice. (Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Action Plan 2022)

In Canada, Indigenous people and people of colour are negatively impacted by systemic inequities in social inclusion, personal health, and access to and quality of health and social services ( BCCFP). Many people think racism is not a problem in multicultural Canada, but racism still exists in many places, including British Columbia. Racism can take many forms and is often implicit in our attitudes, behaviours, beliefs and values. It is up to all of us to take a collaborative community approach to challenge and prevent racism and hate crime (Government of British Columbia)

"Anti-racism is the active process of identifying and eliminating racism by changing systems, organizational structures, policies and practices and attitudes, so that power is redistributed and shared equitably." - NAC International Perspectives: Women and Global Solidarity. Anti-racism examines the power imbalances between racialized people and non-racialized/white people. These imbalances play out in the form of unearned privileges that white people benefit from and racialized people do not (McIntosh, 1988).

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Anti-racism is foundational to the goals, objectives and actions laid out in the Declaration of Rights of Indigenous Peoples Action Plan. Key to the implementation of the Declaration Act are actions that identify, challenge, prevent, eliminate and change the values, structures, policies, programs, practices and behaviours that perpetuate racism.

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Personal Reading List - SD57 SOGI Books - Title, Author

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Find videos, learning modules/bursts, workshops, facilitation guides and more for the professional development of teachers and other educators interested in SOGI-inclusive education and making all students, including LGBTQ+ youth, feel welcome and safe at school.

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Master List - SD57 SOGI Resources - October 2022