#3600-12, 20 minutes, 1993 Don’t pick on me provides a basis for generating discussion on such issues as whether adults can help, and how kids can help each other. The program is designed to spur discussion around open-ended questions at the end of both part 1 and part 2. Each...
2000-90, 3 parts 45 min each, 2018 Six non-Indigenous Canadians, all of whom have some degree of hostility towards Indigenous people, are immersed into different communities over a 28-day journey across the country. First Contact Request
600-33, 44 minutes, 2004 This 3-part series is intended to help parents and teachers of traumatized children interact with them more effectively: Understanding the traumatized children, Parenting the traumatized child and Teaching the traumatized child. Request
3400-14, 15 minutes, 2015 This program gives students an overview of the residential school system in Canada. Combining archival footage with residential school survivor interviews, students will learn why and how the schools were established, the effect of treaties on aboriginal life, the impact of residential schools on future generations,...
3400-13, 11 minutes, 2016 This short documentary explores the history and impact of the Canadian residential school system through a collection of interviews with some of Canada’s most influential Indigenous leaders. It provides valuable insights into the Canadian residential school system experience and shines a light into this dark chapter...
2300-37, 46 minutes, 1997 Father Martin shares his thoughts on forgiveness and its importance in resolving guilt. Individuals in recovery are faced with the challenges of forgiving others and learning to forgive themselves. Request
400-43, 22 minutes, 2018 This program focuses on the effects of alcohol on the still-developing adolescent and young adult brain. It then focuses the risks of alcohol abuse on different parts of the still developing brain and how alcohol affects decision-making, coordination, memory and risks of binge drinking. Request
3100-20, 20 minutes, 2018 This video presents the new findings and concludes that when it comes to vaping its best to be an educated consumer and understand the risks. Also discusses the new widespread phenomenon know as “juuling” and is implications for vaping in schools. Request
#200-25, 22 minutes Animated. This video helps kids understand the nature of anger and violent emotions and offers positive alternatives. They’ll learn why anger is something they can control, positive ways to vent their angry feelings, and much more. Great, there are other adults who are ready, willing and able...
3600-8, 2001 Teens Joey and Kristin are attractive and outgoing…and both are bullies. “Flipped” into attending a new school dressed in “nerd clothes”, the two are teased mercilessly on the same day there’s been a school shooting in a nearby community. In an emotional after-school vigil, students from Columbine and...
