Cross Border Social Justice Conference

We will also leap into action at this ACTION TABLE hosted by Donna Clark and Olivia Chan.

We are also having a couple of awesome events BESIDES workshops at our conference. You can view this documentary and meet the filmmaker! Now is the time to register for our conference. www.crossborderconference.com

Such an awesome workshop! We are so happy there are several workshops this year that talk about how the arts are a big part of the struggle for climate justice. There is still time to register at www.crossborderconference.com. Invite your colleagues, and share these posts far and wide!

If you're an educator who wants to more effectively teach about the climate crisis, but have come across challenges, check out this workshop. You can sign up fo...r this workshop and other amazing workshops at this year's February 29th Cross Border Social Justice Conference in Surrey, B.C. here: http://crossborderconference.weebly.com See more

Do you want to start teaching your students about the climate crisis, but don't know how to start? Go to this workshop at the February 29 Cross Border Social Ju...stice Conference in Surrey, B.C. Sign up for this workshop and other amazing workshops here: http://crossborderconference.weebly.com

If you are living in a country that has a large part of its economy based on resource extraction, and also on unceded Indigenous land, there are some big questions to ask about how to act for climate justice! Here's a workshop from Williams Lake that grapples with these questions. Come to our www.crossborderconference.com on Feb 29th! Only $50 for teachers and other adults, $25 for students and student teachers. We need to consider so many questions, and we all need to act!

Have you thought about Place Based Learning and how you could integrate this approach into your teaching? Do you know the history of the land where your school is located? Are you familiar with local stories, local plants, local bird species, etc? Come to the www.crossborderconference.com on Feb 29th and choose this workshop! We literally all start someWHERE! with Jonathan Dyck.

School gardens can be a starting point for kids to feel closer to the earth, notice connections with their health, and nurture their caring spirits. Join Drew Landry to discuss how to get this going in your school! Registration is now open for our www.crossborderconference.com . Only $50 for teachers/ adults, $25 for students/ student teachers.

As an English teacher, this would be my first choice, Linda Christensen is a genius poetry teacher, and this workshop can help us help students to express their fears and hopes. Registration is open now, for our www.crossborderconference.com on February 29th. See you there!

To activate for climate justice, you need art! This is a double session workshop at our www.crossborderconference.com on Feb 29th. Registration is now open, only $50(CAD) for teachers and other adults, and $25 for students and student teachers. See you there! with Emily Thiessen.

So many teachers are wondering where to start talking about First Nations history and culture and knowledge, all across the curriculum. Layer climate justice on top of that, and where do we start? Well come to this fascinating workshop at our www.crossborderconference.com on Feb 29th and join this crucial discussion! Only $50, but the professional development on offer is priceless. with Donna Morgan.

Theatre teachers! Acting teachers! People interested in the work of Paolo Freire and Augusto Boal! Here's a workshop that will appeal to you as you also respond to the kids demand that adults do something about climate change! Registration is open for our www.crossborderconference.com on Feb. 29th, and it is only $50 for teachers/ adults, and $25 for students/ student teachers. Time to ACT! with Angelo Moroni.