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This is where you find out what is going on.
We have 5 Showcases
Find out about NGO projects, School Projects, Student Work, Act Out the Issue - or get Inspired.
This is where you share what you are doing.
About Showcase
Explore, Act, Inspire
Do you want to support a water project in Africa? The NGO project showcase will find it for you.
How about taking a look at all the human rights projects created by grade 7-9 students in Alberta? The student work showcase can do that for you.
Are you interested in seeing what other schools are doing locally about water issues? See the school projects showcase.
The showcases bring you the whole picture.
Showcase News
Child Migrant or Refugee?
The migration of unaccompanied children from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador is on the rise. The number of undocumented children—mostly teens, b...
Nov 09, 2014A Mayan Victory
In June, Guatemala congress approved legislation that allowed Monsanto patented seeds to expand into Guatemala. The Mayan people, a community embracin...
Sep 25, 2014Resilient Weaving Co-operative Inspires
There is no road to take us to the Taltimiche weaving co-op, but in the company of beneficiary women, we wind our way down the path to the
May 16, 2014Highlights
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Loonies for Lunches
We collected loonies to make and bring lunch to Habitat for Humanity volunteers for a whole week during their Women Build event in Auburn Bay. A safe home is very important, so we want to help do our ...
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Get Back Up Again
Bishop Routhier School is a part of Northland School Division No. 61, located 56 KM north of High Prairie Alberta. We currently have 60 students from Kindergarten to grade 6 in our school. Our studen...
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Respect in the Dene Community
Upper Hay River School has a Dene First Nation student population of 60 students in grades K - 9. We provide introductory programming in the native Dene language, as well as foundational Dene cultural...
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North Haven School Trickster Residency
Focusing on the question, “How Can You Make a Difference?” with Trickster Theatre, the school explored global issues such as poverty, children’s rights and equality through theatre, ...
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World Wildlife Fund of Canada
We are going to be teaming up with WWF to learn how they operate and manage to work across the globe in many different areas protecting numerous endangered wildlife.
