In the new Dialogue magazine, private schools, the education community and some of the world’s top minds explore how schools can be diverse and inclusive. Join the conversation and be part of the solution. Read more…
Bullying and Diversity: The Real Issue With the Anti-Bullying Bill
Tucker Barton
Despite the public furor about whether it went too far or not far enough, Bill 13 can only help fulfill what everyone wants: safe schools. Read more…
Abraham’s Tent: Campers Speak Out on Peace
Christl Dabu
Adults can’t seem to figure out the peace thing, but how about Muslim, Jewish, Christian and Hindu kids? Our Kids talks to the youth about their life-changing experience at camp. Read more…
Abraham’s Tent: The Story of How Peace Grew From Camp
Christl Dabu
Adults can’t seem to figure out the peace thing, but how about Israeli and Canadian kids—with Muslim, Jewish, Christian and Hindu backgrounds—who spent two weeks with each other at camp? It’s reality TV in its truest sense, and the result is inspiring. Read more…
TEDxIB@York Series: ‘Crazy About Peace’
Amal Ahmed Albaz
In the TEDxIB@York series, Our Kids features Q&As and TEDx talks from students and experts from the ideas conference in Toronto. In this article, Amal Ahmed Albaz — the spoken word poet who won the event’s student competition — shares her passion, purpose and perspective.
The 9/11 Generation: Are We Letting the Terrorists Win?
Millennial Youth
Many people look at Arab Muslims with fear, or treat them with prejudice. Others feel the need to treat them special, or with “understanding.” This is all unnecessary. When we let our prejudice, fear and anger live on, we are letting the terrorists win, writes Andrew Cullen, 16, co-editor-in-chief of Millennial Youth.
