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October 27, 2022
Engage youth in real science to solve real world challenges
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Free, hands on learning resources from early years to grade 12
STEM represents more than a list of traditional fields of study, it represents a powerful way of looking at the world. It underpins our ability to tackle critical global challenges and build inclusive prosperity. More people must be engaged with STEM to develop talent, solve difficult problems, tackle misinformation and build public trust in science.
In our latest Reports, we analyze the education system, present recommendations of what needs to change and why, and connect with youth to better understand their perspective on climate change so we can continue to develop programming that is progressive. Get the latest information - read the Reports.
Expand learning opportunities for youth, educators, and families with a range of in-person and virtual events
Explore why STEM education is a key component of reconciliation.
It's chilly outside! Warm up with lots of cool resources on heat - find out how our bodies keep the right temperature or do a fun activity between cups of hot cocoa!
Let’s Talk Science Outreach sites at post-secondary institutions across Canada offer unique, customized STEM-based hands-on workshops, symposiums and events for local classrooms, community groups, summer camps, and more.
Be a role model - motivate and inspire youth to enjoy, understand and pursue STEM.
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