Inclusive Education Resources
- Inclusive Education Canada (IEC) advocates for inclusive education across Canada, uniting parents, educators, officials, and community members to make it a reality. IEC offers leadership, resources, and flexible participation options, supporting a network of associates who provide training and consultation. They focus on policies and practices, including classroom inclusion, school strategies, support for students and teachers, leadership, and family involvement. Established by Inclusion Canada in 2009 during National Inclusive Education Week, IEC continues to inform on inclusive education principles and strategies to foster equitable learning environments for all. Click here to access their resources.
- Legacy of Hope Foundation (LHF) is an Indigenous-led charity in Canada dedicated to promoting healing and Reconciliation by raising awareness about the Residential School System (RSS), the Sixties Scoop (SS), and their lasting impacts on First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities. For over 19 years, LHF has provided educational resources to address gaps in school curriculums, aiming to combat misinformation and reduce racism. By highlighting Indigenous contributions, history, languages, and traditions, LHF fosters informed dialogue and offers tools for schools and communities to understand the residual trauma and social issues stemming from colonial practices. Click here to access LHF's resources.
- Parents of Black Children (PoBC) is an advocacy group working to support families and facilitate equitable outcomes for Black children, through accountability and transformational change. Click here to access PoBC's resources.
- AboutFace was founded in 1985 as the only charity in Canada supporting individuals of every age, with any type of facial difference and their families. Created in collaboration with the facial difference community, teachers, and social workers, “A Lesson from Frankie and Pearl” is a unique program aimed at building acceptance and understanding of facial differences in schools. AboutFace has several training programs for creating awareness and inclusive environments in a variety of settings. Click here to access their resources.
