There are many great things that make us unique, but sometimes people are treated unfairly because of the things that make them unique. How can we help others to be treated fairly?
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Our world is full of people of many different races, genders, ages, religions, sexual orientations, abilities, and nationalities. There are so many things that make us unique! Unfortunately, sometimes people are treated unfairly because of the things that make them unique. Let's work together to make sure that everyone is treated equally and with respect!
Activities for Equality for All
- A New Reason to Party
- Cookies, Please!
- Erasing the Stigma
- Everyone Needs a Slice
- Get That Lingo!
- How Can We Help?
- Human Social Issue Library
- It's My Feelings
- Lend a Helping Hand
- Lucky Pennies
- Multicultural Feast
- Scouts' Own
- Shere Khan Olympics
- The Roots of Poverty
- Web of Poverty
- What Are You Wearing?
- Where Do Your Relatives Live?
Make a Safe Space for All
- Reducing inequality starts in our communities. Participate in Pink Shirt Day to take a stand against bullying and raise awareness about the importance of treating everyone with respect.
- Wealth is distributed differently in different countries. In some countries, a small number of people have most of the wealth while in other countries the distribution is more equal. Find out how Canada compares to other countries with the World Inequality Database.
- Indigenous people have not been treated fairly by the Government of Canada. Participate in Orange Shirt Day to stand up against racism and commit to reconciliation.
- Learn what discrimination is and what to do if you face discrimination with this resource from Kids Help Line.
- Sometimes inequality means treating people differently because of their beliefs, appearances, and abilities. Learn about the difference between stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination with this resource from Kids Help Phone.
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