Diversity & Inclusivity
Resources: Diversity & Inclusivity Themes
Each link connects to its respective article, video, lesson plan, activity, or other resource on Valour Canada’s website. Note that some content may appear in multiple categories on this page (e.g., The Oka Crisis will appear in both the “First Nations” and the “Political” sections).
LP/A = a lesson plan or activity is paired with this resource Video = a short documentary or vignette resource
Note that this is a living document and is subject to change. To provide feedback, please email us.
Asian Canadians
AI EnhancedMasumi Mitsui
Black Canadians
AI EnhancedWilliam White
First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Canadians
AI EnhancedEdith Anderson (Andy)
Internment
LGBTQ2S+
AI EnhancedMichelle Douglas
Political Events
AI EnhancedFLQ Crisis
Women
AI EnhancedRosella Henry
Other
AI EnhancedCanadians in the Spanish Civil War
The design of Valour Canada’s educational content is guided primarily by two learning theories:
Six Historical Thinking Concepts (Seixas and Colyer) and Bloom’s Taxonomy (Revised in 2001: Anderson and Krathwol)
Credit: University of Waterloo (Bloom’s Taxonomy), the Historical Thinking Project.