Status of Women, Equity and Social Justice
- To make accessing Executive Reports easier for all members, I will be adding them to the website as one pdf document for each meeting, under the President’s Report tab, beginning February 2018!
Please click the links and/or read below for reports!
Status of Women, Equity and Social Justice
2017-2018
Status of Women and Equity Report December 8, 2017
Status of Women and Equity Report October 17, 2017
2016-2017
Status of Women and Equity Annual Report 2017
Status of Women and Equity Report March 23 2017
Status of Women and Equity Report October 18 2016
Status of Women and Equity Report September, 2016
2015-2016
STATUS OF WOMEN AND EQUITY ANNUAL MEETING MAY 2016
Status of Women and Equity Report March 31, 2016
STATUS OF WOMEN AND EQUITY October 13 2015
STATUS OF WOMEN AND EQUITY SEPT 24 2015
2014-2015
Status of Women and Equity AM May 2015
Status of Women and Equity March 2015
Status of Women Oct 7, 2014 (report also given October 14, 2014)
Status of Women
2013-2014
Status of Women report may 2014
Status of Women Report March 2014
Status of Women Report February 2014
Status of Women Report October 17th 2013
2012-2013
Status of Women Report May 15 2013
Equity
2013-2014
Equity
Message from your Equity Chair…
There are so many helpful resources at our fingertips. When teaching social justice in the classroom, here are four resources you might find helpful.
1.) http://www.sharemylesson.com/
This is a website that provides pre-made lessons on a variety of topics submitted from teachers globally. If you have a smashing lesson you would like to share, you can post it as well.
This website is an alternative to http://www.youtube.com; it provides video accounts of fantastic things happening around the world. Sometimes the videos need to be checked for content, but there are many that deal with global issues in ways that challenge contemporary thought. From discovering Alice Guy-Blaché to advice from Mark Zuckerberg, you will find something inspirational for intermediate and senior level students.
3.) http://www.oesc-cseo.org/English/Downloads/equityInclusivity/CompendiumOfResourcesFinalSep-12.pdf
This is a reference guide developed by Peel District School Board, which provides an extensive list of equity based resources relevant for Canadian educators. The database is organized in a comprehensive and topic specific format.
4.) http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/policyfunding/equity.pdf
This Ministry document titled “Ontario’s Equity and Inclusive Education Strategy” provides a framework of what makes for a truly inclusive classroom and includes steps taken on a ministry level to ensure that classrooms meet the needs of every unique individual.