Learning Calendar

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  • Free

    FreeMindfulness Toolkit

    We're excited to launch New Leaf Foundation’s Mindfulness Toolkit on Learn by YouthREX. The Toolkit includes lesson plans with bite-sized activities to engage youth. YouthREX is proud to support the legacy of the New Leaf Foundation so that their resources can continue to have an impact on youth wellbeing.
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  • Free

    FreeCentering Black Youth Wellbeing Certificate

    This online certificate provides the Ontario youth sector with the foundational knowledge to cultivate practices, policies and alliances that challenge, disrupt and combat systematic anti-Black racism.

    (Also Available in French/Disponible en Français)
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  • Free

    FreeCannabis and Youth: A Certificate for Youth Workers

    This online certificate provides Ontario youth workers with evidence-based information on the health, social and legal risks associated with cannabis use so they can support informed decision-making, educate and increase awareness among young people.

    (Also Available in French/Disponible en Français)
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  • Free

    FreeProgram Evaluation for Youth Wellbeing

    The Program Evaluation for Youth Wellbeing certificate provides the Ontario youth sector with a foundational understanding of the main concepts, approaches and practices relevant to conducting an evaluation of a youth program, and use the findings to improve their programs and share their impact.
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    FreeUsing Spreadsheets in Program Evaluation

    The Using Spreadsheets in Program Evaluation certificate provides the Ontario youth sector with an understanding of how to use spreadsheets like Microsoft Excel to collect and analyze program data in an evaluation and communicate data findings with internal and external stakeholders.
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  • Free

    FreeWorkshop: Trauma-Informed Youth Work

    How can we re-imagine our work with young people and their communities from a trauma-informed approach that only focuses on individual harm and injury to a healing-centered practice that fosters possibility and advances collective wellbeing?
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    FreeWorkshop: Engaging Black Youth and Their Families

    This workshop explores how to facilitate equitable spaces for Black youth that supports their authentic participation and advocacy; shares strategies for allying with Black youth and their families; and provides an understanding of parenting within the context of historical trauma.
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  • Free

    FreeWorkshop: The Personal and Professional Contexts of Youth Work

    The lectures in this workshop unpack what “youth work” means personally and professionally and take up the question: what does “youth work” mean in terms of our professional practices and obligations?
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  • Free

    FreeWorkshop: Youth and Violence

    This workshop explores what violence and youth justice mean for young people that are susceptible and implicated in violence. It also explores the broader social context and complexities of violence in the lives of young people.

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    FreeWorkshop: The Stages of Change Framework

    This workshop provides youth workers with an understanding of how to support youth to make difficult but necessary changes in their lives using the Stages of Change Framework. The workshop also includes lectures on Motivational Interviewing and how to combine this with the Stages of Change Framework.
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    FreeWorkshop: Anti-Oppressive Practice

    This workshop explores the transformative potential of Anti-Oppressive Practice frameworks for working with youth. It includes lectures on anti-Black racism, Indigenous perspectives, Islamophobia and youth, and supporting LGBTQ+ youth.
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Webinar: Music as a Vehicle for Community Development

Wednesday, February 25 | 10 AM – 11:30 AM (EST)

Music has long been a powerful tool for connection, expression, and social change — and community music programs play a key role in removing barriers and creating meaningful opportunities for young people.

Join us for a webinar featuring Richard Marsella, Executive Director of Community Music Schools of Toronto (CMST), as he explores transformative models in community music — from noise parades to musical playgrounds — and how music can foster creativity, inclusion, healing, and belonging.

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