Being An Ally: Turning Words Into Action: Grades 6-8 (Teachers with Their Classes)

This series of three webinars offers valuable insights and activities aimed at fostering allyship,
Truth and Reconciliation, and land-based learning in the classroom. These sessions are designed for
early childhood educators and
teachers of Grades 6-12, with a focus on both personal reflection and practical strategies.
Webinar 1: Grades 6-8 Teachers with Their Classes
Description:
This webinar, led by the Kehkimin staff, is designed for Grades 6 to 8 teachers and their students looking to deepen their understanding of land-based learning, Truth and Reconciliation and allyship. This session explores the Wabanaki Module and collaborative approaches of the Sustainability Education Alliance (SEA) and the Three Nations Education Group Initiative (TNEGI), with representation from Wolastoqewiyik perspectives.
Through engaging, hands-on activities,
participants will learn about the Great Minds Think Outside (GMTO) training for teachers and explore ways to incorporate land-based learning, and culturally respectful practices into their programs.
Educators will receive a certificate of participation, and a selected list of resources to support ongoing teaching and learning.
Resources Provided:
Key Topics:
- Learn about land-based learning and allyship
- Discover the Wabanaki module & collaborative approach, SEA & TNEGI
- Demonstrate activities, engage students and teachers
- Encourage GMTO training for teachers
- Make an ongoing learning commitment
Register
Two other webinars are offered:
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- Date: March 16th, 2026, 10:00am
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- Date: March 16th, 2026, 6:30pm
Event Information
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Event Date |
Mar-17-2026 10:00 am - 11:00 am |
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Individual Price |
Free |
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Location |
Online |
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Categories |
Webinars |
We are no longer accepting registration for this event