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Droit devant

2017

*Warning note:* the term 'indian' is used in this video. Because of the recognized educational value of this resource, the TFO Digital Learning educational team has decided to continue to present it to IDELLO users. Through interviews with key members of the Native Brotherhood and the Native Sisterhood, two of the earliest Native organizations, this content sheds light on the discriminatory policies and injustices that led to the creation of these movements. It also shows how the modest newspaper The Native Voice led First Nations in British Columbia to unite in social, political and legal activism, and to bring about profound change on a national scale. Discover important moments in Canadian history through these speeches and songs.

Levels:
Secondary Grade 12 Grade 9 Grade 11 Grade 10
Subjects:
Canadian and World Studies First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Studies Social Sciences and Humanities
Skills:
Communication Self-Directed Learning Problem Solving Critical Thinking Collaboration Global Citizenship and Sustainability
Themes:
Indigenous Perspectives Diversity and Inclusion
Levels:
Secondary Grade 12 Grade 9 Grade 11 Grade 10
Subjects:
Canadian and World Studies First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Studies Social Sciences and Humanities
Skills:
Communication Self-Directed Learning Problem Solving Critical Thinking Collaboration Global Citizenship and Sustainability
Themes:
Indigenous Perspectives Diversity and Inclusion