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High on the list of social skills worth learning is that of staying alive. Use this short video trigger and activities to build young people's capacity to cope with alcohol.
Why might someone refuse to have their photograph taken? Discuss human responses to cameras, in familiar and unfamiliar settings.
A lesson plan about a child soldier in Liberia. Ideal for citizenship, English and drama lessons in secondary schools or pupil referral units.
It probably isn't an escaped wild animal. Then again, it could be. Either way, what would you do?
Challenge mistaken views of Africa as permanently stricken by famine and dependent on overseas aid. Explore complex causes of food insecurity.
The Positive Images toolkit is an educational resource on migration and development that can be used to teach young people aged 12 and over.
A hurricane is approaching. Residents are ordered to evacuate. What if you just stayed at home? Follow what happened to one man who did.
First aid at football matches isn't usually funny. But when it is, there's still lots to learn.
What is it like to be forced to leave your home? Engage students' common humanity to explore refugees' experiences and needs.
This news report and activities explore the loss of life, damage and personal suffering, and the dignity of those who survived.
