Experiences Canada
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La cyberintimidation consiste à utiliser des ordinateurs, des téléphones intelligents ou d’autres appareils connectés pour embarrasser, blesser, se moquer, menacer ou être méchant envers quelqu’un en ligne. C’est un problème grave que nous devons mettre fin ensemble. Cliquez sur le lien ci-dessous pour en savoir plus sur la façon de prendre des mesures contre la cyberintimidation. https://www.canada.ca//se/campagnes/cyberintimidation.html

Avec tout le temps que nous passons en ligne, Expériences Canada voulait concevoir le Forum sur le leadership chez les jeunes pour qu’il soit le plus interactif possible. Les participants travailleront en collaboration en petits groupes, auront de l’espace pour échanger et participer à des conversations significatives et apprendre des dirigeants de la Réconciliation. Pour vous inscrire, rendez-vous sur notre site Web à https://forums.experiencescanada.ca/fr/

Êtes-vous créatif et passionné par l’art? Inscrivez-vous à notre atelier L’artivism : Le pouvoir de l’art dans l’espace public pour en savoir plus sur la façon dont vous pouvez utiliser vos compétences créatives pour diriger le changement. Inscrivez-vous à https://experiencescanada.ca/fr/ateliers-en-ligne/

Are you creative and passionate about art? Sign up for our Artivism: The Power of Art in Public Space workshop to learn more about how you can use your creative skills to make change. Register at https://experiencescanada.ca/workshops/

With all the time that we spend online, Experiences Canada wanted to design this years Youth Leadership Forum to be as interactive as possible. Participants will work collaboratively in small groups, have space to share and engage in meaningful conversation, and learn from Reconciliation leaders. To register, head to our website at https://forums.experiencescanada.ca

This #TravelTuesday looks a little different because this group is travelling virtually! Here is a photo of a Grade 8 class from Warnica E.S in Barrie-ON meeting their twin from Ecole Place des Jeunes in Bathhurst, NB. We are still accepting new groups/individual participants so head to our website at https://experiencescanada.ca/virtual-exchanges/ to register!

Notre page Opportunités pour les Jeunes présente les possibilités pour les jeunes par catégorie. Qu’il s’agisse de possibilités d’emploi, d’activités parascolaires ou d’événements, nous voulons soutenir les jeunes et les diplômés autant que possible. Cette page est mise à jour régulièrement, alors assurez-vous de l’ajouter à vos favoris et de la vérifier plus d’une fois! https://experiencescanada.ca/fr/jeunes/opportunites-jeunes/

Our Youth Opportunities page has a breakdown of opportunities for youth divided by category. Whether it be employment opportunities, extracurricular activities or events, we want to support youth and alumni as much as possible.This page is updated regularly so make sure to bookmark it and check it more than once! https://experiencescanada.ca/youth/youth-opportunities/

Rencontrez Webster! Membre-fondateur du collectif Limoilou Starz, il est un veteran et l'un des pionniers du mouvement hip-hop quebecois! Écoutez-le dans le cadre de notre série de conférenciers sur la lutte contre le racisme.

SPEAKER SPOTLIGHT: Christopher Thompson is a community investment & Black Community Advisory Council Leader with the Skills 4 Life program. Hear from him as part of our Anti-Racism Series: experiencescanada.ca/anti-racism-conversations <- link in bio!

Quick - name all the job titles Roland Michner has held! For #ThrowbackThursday we're remembering how grateful we are to have such great partners. Were you here for this moment pictured? Tag yourself, or tell us in the comments!

It looks like these people are on a ferry of some kind! Are you in this photo, or do you know someone who is? Tag yourself or comment and we'll update our records.

It's Orange Shirt Day, the day to honour and remember residential schools and survivors across the country. To learn more, have you seen the Every Child Matters: Reconciliation Through Education magazine? Written by award-winning Indigenous author Monique Gray Smithlink, this magazine, which is based on the Seven Sacred Teachings, is aimed for students in grades 512 and is available in both English and French. Each chapter teaches children about residential schools, Treati...es, and the historic and current relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples. Get your digital download: https://www.canadashistory.ca//clas/every-child-matters-en

"Construisez des relations et allez loin." C'est ce que Thierry Lindor, conférencier motivateur et influenceur, pense que cela fera la différence. Écoutez-le parler pendant notre série anti-racisme. https://experiencescanada.ca/fr/conversations-anti-racisme/

SPEAKER SPOTLIGHT: Jesse Lipscombe is an actor, former athlete, activist and entrepreneur. He's joining us for our Anti-Racism Conversation Series. Details at experiencescanada.ca/anti-racism-converations

This #TravelTuesday we're thinking about dinosaurs and mountains, remembering when St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School from Kingston, Ont. visited Big Valley School in Big Valley, Alberta. Is Alberta on your bucket list?

@willprosper est un réalisateur de documentaires et un activiste des droits civiques. Écoutez-le parler pendant notre série anti-racisme: https://experiencescanada.ca/fr/conversations-anti-racisme/

SPEAKER SPOTLIGHT: Anthony Morgan is an award-winning leader and advocate with a special interest in intersectional anti-racist human rights education and advocacy. Hear from him during our Anti-Racism Series: www.experiencescanada.ca/anti-racism-series

Todays #FeatureFriday is YAC member and Diversity & Inclusion Forum Alumni Trinty Thibault-Lattie. "I have met some lifelong friends by having conversations and having an open mind about any topic, and I am more than excited to be on the Youth Advisory Committee for Experiences Canada!" Read more about our YAC at experiencescanada.ca/youth/yac

Swan Valley Regional Secondary School from Swan River, Manitoba visited Rideau District High School in Elgin, Ontario and did all kinds of awesome things! What's your favourite must-do when you travel? #TravelTuesday

Never Was Average été consacrée à la création d'une culture inclusive où le BIPOC peut ressentir un sentiment d'appartenance et s'élever. Écoutez Harry Julmice et Anna Chevalier: https://experiencescanada.ca/fr/conversations-anti-racisme/

SPEAKER SPOTLIGHT: Hear from Garbrielle Fayant-Lewis, an award winner for her community work and part of the @A7G_Official as part of our series on Anti-Racism. Details at experiencescanada.ca/anti-racism-conversations

It’s #FrancoOntarian Day! Made official in 2010, this day is a celebration of the Franco-Ontarian community Canada’s largest Francophone community outside of Quebec - and its culture, history and influence in our province. This flag was first raised before 2010 in 1975 in Sudbury!

Happy Thanksgiving from the team at Experiences Canada! Thanksgiving was first observed as an annual event in Canada on 6 November 1879, but Indigenous People celebrated the fall harvest long before that. What are you giving thanks for today?

Okay, with so many people in this photo surely someone on here knows who these people are! If you see someone you know, tag them or tell us in the comments.

Did you know? At least 60% of countries still discriminate against daughters’ rights to inherit land and non-land assets in either law or practice. Learn more for #InternationalDayoftheGirlChild with the United Nations here.

Join us on Oct. 26 for a brief history of Black Racism in Canada, the evolution of the Black Lives Matter Movement in Canada, and the opportunity for change in the wake of today’s global movement.

Although Canada boasts one of the highest qualities of life in the world, this is not the reality for Indigenous peoples, particularly those living on reserve. Nearly 50% of Indigenous children in Canada live in poverty, and Indigenous peoples are twice as likely to die from avoidable causes than the average Canadian. Learn about reconciliation and understand this traumatic history here.

This #TravelTuesday we're in Salluit Quebec, remembering when Stzuminus Community School from Ladysmith, British Columbia's visited École Ikusik School. Snowmobiles and Inukshuks are definitely on our bucket list! How about yours?

Our new online series is coming up fast! The Black Lives Matter Inspired Anti-Racism Conversation Series is 7 weeks of live online events broadcast simultaneously on zoom and Facebook Live. Learn more at experiencescanada.ca/anti-racism-conversations/

Traditional Indigenous ceremonies were banned in Canada until the 1980s under the Indian Act. As a result, many Indigenous people continue to feel shame for carrying out their practices. We have easy to use resources, whether you're in the classroom or learning at home: https://docs.google.com//1gZ8DtQDWlgcZxWFG5g4OvU22kU/edit

Meet Mikaelle Simard, a 16-year-old member of the YAC! "I have always been someone who loves to get actively involved in the different events and opportunities available to me. I have gained a lot of experience from being on various committees, but I am sure that the YAC will teach me even more!" Learn about the rest of the YAC at experiencescanada.ca/alumni/yac

Calling all alumni! Someone out there has to know who these people are! Tag them (or you, if it's you!) and share with your friends to help us add the details to our records.

Nous embauchons! Coordonnateur ou coordonnatrice de projet - Série de Conversations La Vie des Noir.e.s Compte & Anti-Racisme - Poste contractuel à temps plein Octobre à décembre 2020

Have you heard about our anti-racism series? Topics include justice and security, health, allyship, economic opportunities, the environment and an introduction to racism and the BLM movement in Canada. Register for the first one: https://experiencescanada-ca.zoom.us//WN_AypoedBdRNql-Gpu3

Big Valley School from Big Valley, Alberta meets Francis of Assisi Catholic School from Kingston,Ontario! Have you visited Kingston before? What was your favourite thing to do there? P.S. exchange applications for 2021 are open! Visit experiencescanada.ca.

Have you heard about our upcoming series? There will be live, virtual events for 7 weeks of conversation around anti-racism. The first one is Oct. 26! Find all the details here.

According to the 2016 census, there are more than 70 Indigenous languages in use across Canada. Currently Cree, Inuktituk, and Ojibway have the highest number of speakers. Despite this diversity, overall only 1:6 Indigenous persons (or 17%) can hold a conversation in an Indigenous language. Learn about culture and identity at https://experiencescanada.ca///4.-Language-and-Culture.pdf

Are you in this photo or know someone who is? Tag yourself and we'll update our records. + if you're an alumni, we want to hear from you! Visit experiencescanada.ca/alumni to check in with us.

Annonce: Black Lives Matter / Conversations anti-racisme. Une nouvelle série d'événements en ligne et de ressources d'apprentissage - visant à donner aux jeunes les moyens de s'engager dans des conversations sur l'antiracisme.

Announcing: Black Lives Matter / Anti-racism conversations. A new series of online events and learning resources produced in both English and French - aimed at empowering youth to engage in conversations about anti-racism.