I Can Make a Difference Manual: Resources

That little voice inside your head sometimes tells you not to say anything even though you may have witnessed behaviour that is non-inclusive or inappropriate. It’s human to feel like you don’t want to rock the boat or create conflict with someone.

But, if we’re going to make our workplaces, our communities and our world more welcoming for everyone, we all have a responsibility to create an environment in which we can feel safe speaking up for others and also ourselves.

Racism is treating people unfairly just because of the color of their skin. That’s wrong and unfair. Chris from Sesame Street narrates an animated story about a boy who experienced racism while playing with his friends and how he stood up for himself.

Join Elmo, Abby Cadabby, Gabrielle, and Tamir to learn what you can say and do when you see someone being treated unfairly because of the color of their skin or fur.

The HI Way team joins the important conversation about racism happening in our country.  Keoki and friends learn about equity, equality, and what it means to be an upstander.

Protector & Gamble explain Explicit Bias in this video. Let’s widen the screen, so we can widen our view of the joy, beauty, and vastness of Black life. See what happens when we're shown the full picture of Black life.

That little voice inside your head sometimes tells you not to say anything even though you may have witnessed behaviour that is non-inclusive or inappropriate. It’s human to feel like you don’t want to rock the boat or create conflict with someone.

But, if we’re going to make our workplaces, our communities and our world more welcoming for everyone, we all have a responsibility to create an environment in which we can feel safe speaking up for others and also ourselves.