This publication centres on Indigenous perspectives, specifically the voices of two-spirit people. The purpose is to engage in learning both from and with Indigenous Peoples about the historical and contemporary realities for two-spirit or Indigiqueer folx, that may also identify as LGBTQ+. This resource seeks to create space for students to see themselves reflected in their classrooms, affirm their experiences, and celebrate two-spirit voices. ETFO acknowledges the ongoing impacts of colonialism and is committed to providing culturally relevant and responsive resources for members.
This resource will support conversations in the workplace and in the classroom as both Indigenous and non-Indigenous Peoples continue to grow in relationship with one another. This resource provides a starting point and some shared language to begin building capacity, as well as providing culturally relevant and responsive learning materials that reflect the lived experiences of two-spirit (2S) people and communities for all students.
Responsibility and Reciprocity: Learning from the Natural World in the Early Years
$3.00
Responsibility and Reciprocity is a resource designed to support early years educators in exploring diverse First Nations, Métis, and Inuit perspectives and ways of knowing through play-based and experiential outdoor...
Healing Conversations: A Collection of Activities for the Primary Classroom
$2.00
Healing Conversations is designed to support educators in Primary classrooms in “building student capacity for intercultural understanding, empathy and mutual respect,” as stated in Call to Action 63 from the...
Healing Conversations: A Learning Journey from the Heart
$5.00
This resource may be a starting point for some who are new to teaching about sensitive topics. This framework aims to support ETFO members in their learning and instructional approach...