Addressing Systemic Issues
March marks a full year since the COVID-19 pandemic began, a year that has been incredibly stressful and difficult, especially for those who work on the front lines.
Environment
From the Editor
The middle of March marks one year since the COVID-19 pandemic began. For Voice, it is a year that started by connecting the pandemic to both systemic equity issues and climate justice and one that ends by revisiting these questions with this spring issue.
Nature All Around: Bugs
By Pamela Hickman, illustrated by Carolyn Gavin. Kids Can Press, 2019. 32 pages, $18.99.
Join The No-Plastic Challenge! A First Book Of Reducing Waste
By Scot Ritchie. Kids Can Press, 2019. 32 pages, $16.99.
Mistasinîy: Buffalo Rubbing Stone
By Mary Harelkin Bishop. DriverWorks Ink, 2016. 181 pages, $14.95
Follow That Bee! A First Book of Bees in the City
By Scot Ritchie. Kids Can Press, 2019. 32 pages, $16.99.
Math on the Land
Jennifer Baron and Towana Brooks consider Indigenous ways of learning from and with the land.
The Bug Girl
Sophia Spencer and Margaret McNamara, illustrated by Kerascoet. Penguin Random House, 2020. 36 pages, $21.99.
Environmental Education
Kimberly Maich talks about some of the classroom strategies she uses to engage and motivate her students to advocate for their own future.
Fighting Back
JoAnne Formanek Gustafson reflects on Indigenous communities in northern Ontario fighting back against the legacy of environmental racism.