June is National Indigenous History Month in Canada. To Educators, Here are some ways to incorporate Indigenous joy while celebrating the resilience and contributions of Indigenous peoples during the month of June (and all year round). vm.tiktok.com/ZM2hGC54N/

Stories help share truths & acknowledge diverse lived realities. My new book, "Heart Berry Bling" breaks new ground in #childensliterature by shedding light on a period of time that has deeply impacted thousands of First Nations women and children. #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay

“It’s a good day to be Indigenous” … Thank you to all Canadians who honour our collective past by investing in meaning relationships today with Indigenous Canadians. The future is that much brighter for the next generations when this happens.

On #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay it's important to celebrate the diversity of Indigenous cultures, recognize our resilience, and learn about our history. We encourage everyone to show support, amplify Indigenous voices, and honour Indigenous cultures, traditions, & contributions!

Explore the Anishinabek Nation’s interactive ways to bring treaty education into the classroom for different ages! Check out our free online Ezhi-nawending: How We Are Related resource. Visit: anishinabek.ca/education-reso… #TreatyON

This summer, educators are invited to join us for Addressing Anti-Black Racism in Pedagogy and Practice, Part 1. Cultivate school & classroom environments that enhance joy, build positive racial identity development & affirm. Register: bit.ly/3CJu3oE #tdsbcebsa #tdsb

My ultimate revenge against Hitler is kissing my great grandchildren at the age of 95! I took back my power and decided not just to live, but to thrive!

Human rights and 2SLGBTQ+ education should not be optional thestar.com/opinion/contri… via Toronto Star

🌤️ Did you know the #TDSB Summer Well-Being Guide has been translated into 20 languages? Find fun and free activities, and accessible #mentalhealth and well-being support: bit.ly/3uJCewR

Today is #InternationalSelfCareDay! This day recognizes the importance of activities that improve your #mental and #physical well-being – whether it's taking up a new hobby or relaxing at home. Here are six ways to practice self-care from our #GameChangers4MH experts:

Protecting forests is one of the most effective ways to address the climate crisis. Forests can benefit the planet & all its people, and are invaluable in our #ClimateAction efforts to build a sustainable future.

Progress in women’s rights won over decades is vanishing before our eyes. On the current track, gender equality is 300 years away. Promoting women’s full contributions to society is not an act of charity or a favour to women. It is a must and it benefits everyone.

12 September 1924 | A Hungarian Jew, Tibor "Ted” Bolgar, was born in Sárospatak. In June 1944 he was deported to #Auschwitz from where he was taken to other camps. He was liberated during a death march from Muhldorf. Today he turns 99. Join us & Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial Foundation in wishing him happy

September 30 is Orange Shirt Day & the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Students, staff and families Toronto District School Board will recognize this day on Friday, September 29th to remember the Indigenous children that died in residential schools and honour the survivors #OrangeShirtDay

Yom Kippur begins Sunday evening Kol Nidre. It is a special time for forgiveness and reflection. Many people use this time to forgive themselves and others & to start anew. To all our students, families and community partners Toronto District School Board G’mar Chatima Tova.

Great learning opportunities for Toronto District School Board students and staff as we begin Truth and Reconciliation week 2023!

Chi Miiigwech David A. Robertson for generously sharing stories, truths and your creations with over 150 K-8 classrooms across Toronto District School Board for Truth & Reconciliation week #TruthAndReconciliation #indigenousauthors Kâpapâmahchakwêw / Wandering Spirit School students enjoyed you!

September 30 will be the 3rd National Day for #TruthandReconciliation and the 10th annual #OrangeShirtDay. We recognize the legacy of Canada’s residential school system and continue to learn its many truths. Join us in wearing an orange shirt this Friday to honour the survivors,

As we welcome students back after the events on the weekend; we are mindful of the many staff, students and families affected and the impact on their well-being. Please check in on your students, and colleagues as students process what is happening. #WorldMentalHealthDay

Nearly 30,000 Ontario kids on mental-health waiting lists thestar.com/podcasts/this-… via @torontostar