School Library Journal, "Evans and Gonsalvez provide young adolescents with clear, helpful guidelines on the meaning of consent and the types of situations in which consent is required. In 2012 he was awarded a TDSB Excellence Award, in part for his work helping students to establish Gay-Straight Alliances in schools. He has done work as a colourist for Ninja Turtle, Ghostbuster, GI Joe, Captain Canuck, and Riftworld comics. Consent is something that can be expressed, informed, applied, and, with clear examples, this guide shows what consent means and what it can look like. Safia's work includes supporting safe and inclusive schools through an understanding of anti-Islamophobia, anti-racism, healthy relationships, mental health, and well-being.

She is a child youth counselor and works to teach children about body safety and respecting boundaries. Written with a Canadian audience in mind, the text mentions that the age of consent in Canada is 16 but not other countries' or jurisdictions'.This set gives every classroom teacher, guidance counselor, or principal a valuable resource to support inclusive education and to build classroom community. Simply, Black girls are not perceived as innocent, not allowed to have as much fun, and forced to grow up faster. 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.

Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. This ensures the book never feels dense; it has both good pacing and opportunities to pause and contemplate the information being shared. Danielle also blogs for Ryerson University's Centre for Freedom of Expression and Huffington Post Canada. She is a child youth counsellor and works to teach children about body safety and respecting boundaries. The authors offer strategies that young readers can use when they come face to face with these issues, no matter what their role in the conflict.STEVEN SOLOMON is the school social worker for the Toronto District School Boards Human Sexuality Program. It's been a 3-year journey and a long one at that, wrought with endless papers and sometimes sleepless nights.