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Social and ecological justice resources for teachers.
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Students make a social justice action plan. Photo credit: Caritas Australia
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Memory's story, with narration for readers who benefit from reading along with a narrator
Case Study with accompanying board game.
Janice is a traditional dancer who tells her family’s stories through movements handed down over generations.
An introduction to the principles of Catholic Social Teaching for primary school students.
Tereesa's Story, audio described for blind or vision-impaired readers.
A series of learning activities that unpacks the issue of global poverty.
Tereesa's Story, narrated for readers who benefit from reading along with a narrator.
A prayer for people in the Horn of Africa, experiencing food shortages and extreme hunger.
A short video explaining the Catholic Social teaching principles: Subsidiarity and Participation.
4 mins
A guide to assist your school to participate in the Make Hunger History campaign.
A case study featuring Laxmi from Nepal with accompanying reflection questions and activities for Foundation to Year 2.
A photo story book about Phany, a farmer in Cambodia. Activities included.
Definition and history of the Stolen Generations for upper primary and secondary students with a case study and discussion prompts.
This short film provides an insight into Priscilla's daily life and program activities.
Plan your social justice actions to create lasting change.
A presentation and accompanying activities designed to deepen student's knowledge and application of the seven Laudato Si' Goals.
A case study featuring Anatercia from Mozambique with accompanying reflection questions and activities for Foundation to Years 3-6.
A short video explaining the Catholic Social teaching principle: The Common Good.
4 mins
Laxmi's Story, audio described for blind or vision-impaired readers.
A template to explore the problems and solutions of a social justice issue. Suitable for upper primary and secondary students.
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