Safe Water for All: A Story of Sustainable Community Development
DVD with study guide
Grades: 7 to 12
Price: $19.99 (school price); $149.99 (school board price) 

Adiba's community in Niger, Africa has been transformed by access to safe water for all. Discover the complexities involved in sustainable community development work and the many positive impacts that safe water can bring to a community.  Click here to download the study guide.

Dare to Care: Safe Water for All
Poster with learning activities
Grades: 5 to 8
Price: $8.00

Dare To Care: Safe Water for All is a curriculum-support poster designed to challenge junior and intermediate students to learn about and act on the global challenge to provide access to safe water to all.  Click here to preview the poster.

Learning Activities
The learning activities from the back of the poster are also available in pdf-format.

Additional Resources
These facts and stories support the Safe Water for All poster activities.

Water is Life
Teaching materials
Grades: 7 to 12
Price: Free

This guide introduces controversial debates regarding the planet's fresh water resources. It includes lesson ideas, assessment tools, and activities to accompany the Water is Life Flash animation.

Flash Animation
This Flash animation supports activities in the teaching guide.

Rubric and Research Assignment Templates
These Microsoft Word versions can be customized as required.

Sacred Land, Scarred Land
Video and study guide
Grades: 10 to 12
Price: $10.00 (rental only)

This 17-minute video uses four case studies from Alberta, Columbia, Sudan, and the Philippines to challenge viewers to examine the impact of transnational corporations and global economics on the land, health, and traditional ways of Aboriginal peoples. Viewers are challenged to consider the social responsibility of corporations, particularly Canadian resource exploitation corporations. This video comes with a study guide.

Emergency Response and Community Development / Global Citizenship /
HIV and AIDS / Human Rights / Hunger and Poverty / Water and the Environment