Our youth facilitation teams have created a lot of workshop outlines and activity guides to go with our videos over the years. This page is about sharing some of that material in a way that is easy to access. Ideally these resources will support and inspire you in creating workshops and lesson plans of your own. Our youth facilitation teams have created a lot of workshop outlines and activity guides to go with our videos over the years. This page is about sharing some of that material in a way that is easy to access. These resources draw from the collective wisdom of the creative commons, but it is worth highlighting some individuals and organizations that have been instrumental in informing these resources: Rup Sidhu, Sara Kendall, Romi Chandra, PEERnet, Nadim Kara, Josephine Tcheng, PYE Global, Power of Youth, Modelling decolonizing practices & learning about local Indegenous Territories Modeling vulnerability, strength and personal connections to workshop themes. Showcasing videos made by and for youth. Using creative practice to imaginatively explore emotions that are surfacing. Reflecting, digesting and affirming as a whole group. Check in’s and referrals as needed. Activities to deepen and continue the learning. Accept and expect non-closure, words of wisdom as the journey continues. Take a closer look at our Program-related guides, where you’ll find detailed information on how you can run your own workshop! Help ensure that emerging change-makers from the margins are media savvy, and out front! Teach
Creating
Soft Spaces for Hard Conversations Elements of a Workshop
Angela Brown and the late great Peter Wanyenya.
Before the Workshop
Territory Acknowledgments
Intros & Objectives
Energizer & Icebreaker
Community Agreements
Video watching & Debrief
Core Activities
Creative Reflection
Closing
Follow up
Post-Workshop Activities
Life-Long Learning
Program-Based Educational Resource Guides
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