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How do you currently use digital portfolios and communication tools in your classroom? How can we reimagine their use from a transactional tool to a transformational tool that helps deepen relationships, builds community and celebrates the various identities of students and families? Watch this webinar to find out. 

This short video highlights how nature-rich environments invite wonder, encourage risk-taking, and nurture relationships, with the world and one another. Through stories, it invites educators to reimagine outdoor spaces as powerful, intentional extensions of the classroom. Go outside today! 

This webinar challenges the common myth of young children being “colour-blind.” It explores key questions such as: When should we start talking to young children about human differences? And how can we do it in developmentally appropriate, meaningful ways?  

Three international school educators share their unique journeys and how they have shaped their perspectives of belonging in international learning communities. 

A "pearl of wisdom" about what it means to be a leader. 

This short Ignite-style presentation highlights how a digital portfolio and communication tool can be used to capture and celebrate students' diverse language practices. Discover practical ways to make classroom language visible and inclusive through everyday documentation. 

 Can you envision a world where respect and dignity are universal and differences are celebrated as vital to our society? Inclusivity begins in our everyday interactions. Join me as I share personal stories and reflections. 

The story of how a small moment continues to have an impact on my life and the power our actions can have.

In this inspiring episode, I had the honor of interviewing Loretta Fernando-Smith, international school leader, leadership coach, writer, and TedX speaker, for a powerful conversation on identity, belonging, and courageous leadership.​

In this webinar, you’ll learn how to bring a positive, affirming lens on race into your classroom and school community. You’ll gain practical tools, language, and strategies to strengthen your own racial literacy — and support your students’ identity development and sense of belonging.