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High Resolves

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 404 192 882

Address: PO Box 63, Broadway 2007 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.highresolves.org

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25.01.2022 We hope everyone has had a safe, happy and healthy holiday season so far! There are just 3 days left to make a year-end donation to High Resolves Canada. Your support will help us reach more students and teachers across Canada and provide them with access to life-changing programming. Give today: http://rebrand.ly/highresolves

23.01.2022 How do labels perpetuate #stereotypes? And what can young people do to counteract the negative effects? Join High Resolves North America for a free, 30-minute #webinar designed for #educators seeking to facilitate #citizenship education activities with students #remotely. Click here to register: https://bit.ly/2Q55Twg... *If you are unable to attend, please register anyway so we can share the recording with you post-webinar.

17.01.2022 Our friends at NEXUS recently hosted a Hack-a-thon to fight misinformation about COVID-19 in Latin America. They brought together over 100 top young artists from a dozen countries to create some incredible art! You can see the winners and all of the art that was created by visiting www.hackealacrisis.net/galeria-imagenes-contra-el-covid-19 #HackeaLaCrisis #youthadvocacy

12.01.2022 Young people need your help to develop into more confident and inclusive leaders. Give back this holiday season by making a year-end donation to High Resolves Canada to help Canadian students thrive! Donate today and learn more about how your gift will make an impact: http:rebrand.ly/highresolves

11.01.2022 This year, Videos for Change Australia's Film Festival is going virtual! To find out more and register, visit: https://events.humanitix.com/videos-for-change-film-festival

10.01.2022 We're thrilled to see the 2020 Videos for Change Australian National Competition finalist's videos on the Virtual Y, an online youth hub brought to you by YMCA Victoria! Take a look at how this year's competition winners reacted to the news of their win, delivered by Videos for Change Founder Roya Baghai.

09.01.2022 Looking forward to our upcoming Videos for Change course with the Irvington Theater!

09.01.2022 What are 21st century skills and how can they be implemented? Learn how Videos for Change, The News Literacy Project, iCivics, inspirED, iThrive Games, and High Resolves can help educators meet this moment with the teaching of 21st century skills. Through real world application, #medialiteracy and #socialemotionallearning on Composer, students will become empowered and engaged #citizens, prepared to face the challenges of today and beyond. http://bit.ly/skillsforthismoment

07.01.2022 We are excited to partner once again with Irvington Theater for the youth education program with Videos for Change! Our last session was so powerful, with #youth creating #videos about topics ranging from the #environment, #gender equality, #policebrutality, and #LGBTQI+ rights. Click here to learn more: https://www.irvingtontheater.com/education Videos for Change is a project-based, student-led, real-world exercise through which young people create a 1-minute video about a social issue they are passionate about. Learn more at www.videosforchange.org.

05.01.2022 A big congratulations goes out to our Year 8 students who participated in a two hour workshop today with Rachel from High Resolves. The theme of the presentatio...n was "A Just Society" and students covered issues such as homelessness, poverty and standards of living, and how they can take action to bring about social change. A staggering fact that came out of the day was that 850,000,000 people (approximately 40 x Australia's population) live at the most basic level of the scale (rice only, tin shed housing, no formal education, poor quality water supply at a distance). The maturity, knowledge and solution-oriented thinking on display from our Year 8 students was truly impressive. The remaining Year 8 students and Year 7 will all participate in this workshop at various times this week. Students will build on today's workshop content in their next Generation Tomorrow (GT) lessons, which are timetabled into their learning each fortnight. #generationtomorrow #citizenshipeducation