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Initiatives

Create Inclusive Spaces with Inclusive Signage

Create a welcoming environment for members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community by posting

Inclusive Space Signage!

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Click the image to download and print for your workplace!
(Image from ©2022 True Colors United, Inc.)

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Click the image to download and print for your classroom!
(Image from © 2022 Mashup Math LLC.)

Inclusive Restroom Signage

Instead of providing gender specific restrooms, prioritize restroom spaces which are inclusive for everyone regardless of gender expression or ability.

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Click the PDF to download and print for your workplace!
(Image from ©2023 Chapters4Change)

Action for Access in Education Initiative

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We are calling on all Ontario residents to join us in our 'Action for Access in Education' Initiative. This initiative was inspired by the story of Michelle Cousins and her 14-year-old daughter Colette. Colette has been left without proper access within her high school in Toronto due to the lack of a comprehensive accommodations policy. This has left Michelle parked close to the school during each school day to ensure she is available to assist Colette when needed.

Take Action with us!

Join us in writing letters to our representatives to appeal to the Minister of Education to take immediate action in the review and implementation of the recommendations made by the the Kindergarten to Grade 12 (K-12) Education Standards Development Committee.

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Example Letters

Download the example letter that works best for you by clicking on the documents below!
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Thanks to Michelle Cousins for creating these letters for our initiative!

Thank-you!

A huge thank-you from Colette, Michelle, and all of us at Chapters4Change for your support!

Read to Learn & Learn to Change Initiative

Each April!

Each April, Chapters4Change will be honouring International Children’s Book Day (April 2) and World Book Day (April 23) with our annual ‘Read to Learn and Learn to Change Initiative’. 

 

To take part, record a video of yourself, or writing a recommendation with a photo of the recommended book(s) and post it to our Facebook page. The recommendation should include:

 

-A book recommendation for young or adult readers (or even better, both!).

 

-A mention of our website Chapters4Change.com and our slogan ‘Read to Learn and Learn to Change’.

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-A nomination of 3 other people to take part in this initiative!

 

On April 23 (World Book Day), we will randomly draw the name of a participant who took part in this important initiative. The winner will receive:

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-A copy of one of the upcoming books which will be featured on our website, Chapters4Change.com

-A custom Chapters4Change bookmark

-A reading comfort kit with some of our favourite reading comforts

 

We are looking forward to hearing your book recommendations this April! 

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"Books" Sign

Congratulations to our 2022
Read to Learn & Learn to Change Initiative Winners!

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2022

Winner

Leslie Klodt

In Honour of World Book Day

April 23, 2022

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2022

Runner-up

Sharon Either

Congratulations to our First Annual Read to Learn & Learn to Change Initiative Winner, Leslie Klodt!

 

Thank you for taking part in this important initiative and for your book recommendations!

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Recommendation 1: Ruby Hamad’s White Tears Brown Scars: How White Feminism Betrays Women of Colour

Recommendation 2: Ebony O. McGee’s Black, Brown, Bruised: How Racialized STEM Education Stifles Innovation

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Congratulations to our First Annual Read to Learn & Learn to Change Initiative Runner-up, Sharon Ethier!

 

Thank you for taking part in this important initiative and for your book recommendations!

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Recommendation for Adult Readers: Blair Imani’s “Read This To Get Smarter”

Recommendation for Young Readers: Kelly Yang’s “Front Desk”

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