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Booklist, "[The book] defines consent and, through colorful illustrations and comic book-style spreads, explores situations when it is assumed, expressed, informed, or implied.

When it explores what it means to be a witness, for instance, the quiz presents five different levels of intervention that one could take, showing that all could be correct depending on the situation.The book's publication in Canada could hinder its relevance for some American readers as statistics and resources are provided for youth in Canada.

The set consists of: Transphobia, Homophobia, Islamophobia, Racism, Body Image, Racism, Freedom of Expression and Consent.

Votre colis partira de notre entrepôt d’ici 10 à 20 jours ouvrables, ce qui exclut les week-ends et les jours fériés. She is a child youth counsellor and works to teach children about body safety and respecting boundaries. A graduate of Ryerson University's Journalism Program, she is the recipient of the Women Who Inspire Award from the Canadian Council for Muslim Women.

The Viola Desmond Awards Honoree and Recipient Relations Subcommittee noted that your commitment to making opportunities and success accessible to all has made you a leader in entrepreneurship, creativity, self-determination and Black excellence Viola Desmond’s legacy represents. M Evans of KAME Consulting, who just received her Master's of Social Work degree from the University of Windsor. ANNE MARIE AIKINS has written extensively about social justice issues for a variety of publications for both children and adults. Adultification is a form of prejudice, primarily impacting Black girls and BIPOC children who are denied the type of protection society naturally grants children.School Library Journal, "This installment of the Deal With It nonfiction series strives to communicate an understanding of consent. It defines consent and, through colorful illustrations and comic book-style spreads, explores situations when it is assumed, expressed, informed, or implied. The book's large font and amount of white space implies it's for younger readers, but the scenarios and illustrations depict middle-school-aged kids or older. VERDICT A valuable addition to collections for young adolescents, especially where materials addressing consent are lacking. Sometimes a situation is clear, as with being touched, but blurrier examples include borrowing something or sharing someone else's story.

Safia's work includes supporting safe and inclusive schools through an understanding of anti-Islamophobia, anti-racism, healthy relationships, mental health, and well-being. As much as they need to be taught that kissing, hugging and touching are sometimes appropriate and sometimes not, it is important that they consider that consent is needed for commonplace interactions like borrowing things, sharing possessions, or giving away someone's secrets. However, if you work in an environment committed to building equitable strategies, here are just some tips that can be used to confront anti-Black racism in the workplace. KEISHA EVANS has been supporting and advocating for children, youth and their families for more than twenty years. His unique blend of humour and art has been consistently on display in publications such as The Globe and Mail, National Post, and The Toronto Star.

Considered from the viewpoints of those who are in a position to give consent, those who are in a position to be given consent, and witnesses to conflict around consent, this issue is identified, examined and put into a context that kids can understand and use to navigate issues of personal rights and emotional safety. The Public Studio is a community centred social justice design studio that works alongside non profits, grassroots organizations and people trying to change the world for the better. Readers are also asked to consider other less-obvious situations when consent is required (such as when posting a picture of another person online). more Black girls have been excluded and ignored within the education system by school officials and this has negatively contributed to their overall academic experience and identity.