Education and training in Kitchener, Ontario
JEDI Champions Program
Offered by Federation of Canadian Secondary Students
In short
The JEDI Champions Program (short for Justice, Equity, Decolonization, and Inclusion) is a program that allows for students to obtain up to a total of 40 community involvement hours as part of the requirements for graduation.
- How to reach
- (289) 408-8600 · Website
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About this service
The JEDI Champions Program (short for Justice, Equity, Decolonization, and Inclusion) is a program that allows for students to obtain up to a total of 40 community involvement hours as part of the requirements for graduation. This volunteering program is completely remote and self-paced within a timeline, and available to all secondary or CGEP students in Canada. The overall goal of the JEDI program is to provide students with the opportunity to gain crucial skills required in their academic careers, with an end objective for students to develop a project proposal relating to a world issue The program aims to create grassroots advocates in local schools, school boards, and communities across Canada. JEDI Champions undergo a comprehensive online learning module to orient themselves to critical social justice theory and approaches before making concrete changes in their local community. Examples of project proposals that JEDI Champions can complete include the creation of a gender-neutral washroom at their school, or working towards the implementation of a transgender inclusion policy in their school board.
Who it is for
Secondary or cgep students in canada.
How do I get in touch?
Call (289) 408-8600, or use the website.
- Phone
- (289) 408-8600
- Website
- https://fcss-fesc.ca/jedi
Listed in Kitchener, Ontario.