In this discussion, panelists talk about the disciplinary measures in schools that disproportionately target racialized youth and alternatives to punishments that criminalize children and teens.
Stuck in Detention: Youth & the School to Prison Pipeline Read More »
In this discussion, panelists unpack anti-Black racism and other forms of power as individual and collective trauma, exposing ways that child development, health, and wellbeing are impacted by systemic oppression.
Roll Call: Power? Present! Youth & Anti-Oppression Read More »
Centering Youth Voices: Visions of Personal & Community Wellness, hosted by New Leaf Foundation on May 18, 2022, was a powerful conversation led by young leaders sharing their vision of wellness. Watch the recording!
Panel Discussion: Centering Youth Voices Read More »
With the recent wave of more and more people waking up to the existence of anti-Black racism around the world, New Leaf wants to do our part to keep vital conversations going. We’re excited to announce the below events happening this fall. Roll Call: Power? Present! Youth & Anti-Oppression Join us starting this September for School’s
School’s In Session! Vital Conversations on Anti-Oppression Read More »
New Leaf is excited to partner with The Forgiveness Project on an amazing event they created to support folks who are incarcerated during this difficult time. Our organization has been engaging youth in custody facilities across Ontario since 2007, and we know this period when restorative community programs, like the ones The Forgiveness Project and New
Lululemon and Canada Running Series have teamed up for this year’s Toronto Waterfront 10k Run, and New Leaf is honored to be their charitable organization of choice! Race day is June 17 and registration is open! You’ll have a chance to make a donation to New Leaf’s youth programs when you register! Register here ➞
Toronto Waterfront 10K Read More »
