Check out these resources for more information on what it means to be a global citizen.
We are all global citizens whether we recognize it or not. Every single day we participate in process that have global implications and yet it can be difficult to grasp what being a good ‘global citizen’ really means! The Global Hive brings together ideas and resources so we can better engage our friends and community on global issues.
Gender justice is integral to the development of healthy societies. Oxfam Canada has put together some great resources on gender equality, leadership, economic empowerment and ending violence against women.
November 25th – December 10th marks the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence Campaign. The campaign is used as an organizing strategy to raise awareness, support local groups, and pressure government to pay attention to the many issues that arise as a result of gender-based violence. The Center for Women’s Global Leadership maintain a website about the campaign as well as a blog featuring the voices of activists speaking out about gender-based violence. Both are excellent resources!
Being familiar with your human rights is important for everyone. When is the last time you took a look at the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
The Centre for Social Justice conducts research, education and advocacy on issues of equality and democracy.
Learn more about the products you buy. What’s the big deal about fair trade anyway? Learn more at Be Fair!
Level Ground Trading does some great work around direct trade right here in Victoria!
Andrew Moore, Sustainability Advisor and Co-op Developer, wrote a short story about the evolution of co-operatives from his own 50+ years experience depending on, working for, and consulting with co-operatives. Read Andrew’s Story
VIDEA would like to acknowledge the ancestral, traditional and unceded Indigenous territories of the WS’ANEC’ (Saanich), Tsartlip and Tsawout (central Saanich), Lekwungen (Songhees), Wyomilth (Esquimalt) and T’Sou-ke (Sooke) Coast Salish Peoples, on whose territory we work, live and play.