CBC Kids News recently spoke with several students who experienced FSWC's Tour for Humanity mobile education centre, discussing the #antisemitism and hate they see online and the lessons they gained from learning about the #Holocaust. cbc.ca/kidsnews/post/…

The Tour for Humanity has begun at #UCDSB schools, yesterday at GISS and today at BCI. Students got a history lesson on the Holocaust & what life was like during WWII for Jewish people and those seen as enemies by Adolf Hitler. More info: ow.ly/zPac50Q5cE2 #TourForHumanity

Earlier today, distinguished members of the Ontario Legislature joined us in celebrating the 10th anniversary of Tour for Humanity, a mobile education centre that has been travelling across Canada educating students about the #Holocaust, genocide and human rights since 2013. We

Thank you Mrs. Corsetti and Mrs Natasha Jones for organizing Tour for Humanity to come to Our Lady of Victory such a unique and valuable learning experience!

Tour for Humanity is back after the winter break! Today, the bus visited a school in Newmarket, Ont., where students learned about the #Holocaust and issues that people continue to face today, including stereotypes, racism and prejudice. fswc.ca/tour-for-human…

So glad Tour for Humanity came to my school today. My students loved the engagement of the presenter

Staff and students today participated in activities with Tour for Humanity bus today where we learned about Simon Wiesenthal, the Holocaust and inclusivity

On Holocaust Remembrance Day Monday, a 30-seat mobile education centre called The Tour for Humanity was in the city to teach teens about hate and intolerance in Canada, using the Holocaust as its launching point. trib.al/7ZGtUoj

FSWC’S mobile classroom, Tour for Humanity, is on the road heading to Canada’s West Coast! Its first stop: Winnipeg, Manitoba. Our educators will then travel to Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia. We are thrilled to reach thousands of students in Western Canada over the

Saskatoon students learn about genocide through travelling education program saskatoon.ctvnews.ca/saskatoon-stud…

Watch: The 'Tour for Humanity' bus has reached more than 200,000 students across Canada over the past decade, and now it's in Alberta. Bill Macfarlane has more. #yyc #calgary calgary.ctvnews.ca/video/c2927118…

Our Gr 4-8 students went on a Tour for Humanity to learn about genocide, esp. the Holocaust, while addressing racism, intolerance, diversity, democracy, and human rights! SCDSB DEI/ML Department Simcoe County District School Board

This month, Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center’s Tour for Humanity bus is roadtripping out west with stops in Winnipeg, Saskatoon and Calgary, enroute to Vancouver. Our mobile education centre is being embraced by local communities at each stop along the way. I’m incredibly proud of this program.

FSWC’s Tour for Humanity mobile education centre is in #Vancouver! Today, in partnership with JCC of Greater Vancouver Jewish Federation of Greater Vancouver Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre, we’re celebrating its first-ever visit to the West Coast.

Educators and community members from the Vancouver area gathered yesterday to celebrate FSWC's first-ever visit to the West Coast with our Tour for Humanity mobile education centre. In partnership with Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre, Jewish Federation of Greater Vancouver and JCC of Greater Vancouver, FSWC hosted a special reception

Last Friday marked the Tour for Humanity's final day of its five-week journey through Western Canada. The mobile education centre from FSWC travelled across Manitoba, Saskatchewan and, for the first time, Alberta and British Columbia, visiting more than 20 schools and educating

Proud to see the impact of FSWC’s Tour for Humanity and educational programs! A principal from the York Region District School Board observed a significant improvement this year in students' understanding of human rights issues and a decrease in incidents of antisemitism. This

From educating more than 60,300 students across the country on the Holocaust and human rights to reaching more than 10,800 teachers, police and other professionals with specialized programs that teach about antisemitism, the Holocaust and how to confront hate, it was a busy