¿Seguiremos Siendo Amigos?

We appreciate our nature and culture


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Locating ourselves in time

Ex.
I was born in …………………….


I went to the school in………………………


Now I am in ………………………….

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Our Civil Rights
I HAVE A RIGHT TO BE HAPPY AND TO BE
TREATED WITH COMPASSION IN THIS ROOM:
THIS MEANS THAT NO ONE
WILL LAUGH AT ME
OR HURT MY FEELINGS.
I HAVEA RIGHT TO BE MYSELF IN THIS ROOM:
THIS MEANS THAT NO ONE WILL
TREAT ME UNFAIRLY BECAUSE I AM
BLACK OR WHITE,
FAT OR THIN,
TALL OR SHORT,
BOY OR GIRL.
I HAVE A RIGHT TO BE SAFE IN THIS ROOM:THIS MEANS THAT NO ONE WILL
HIT ME,
KICK ME,
PUSH ME,
PINCH ME,
HURT ME.
I HAVE A RIGHT TO HEAR AND BE HEARD IN THIS ROOM:
THIS MEANS THAT NO ONE WILL
YELL,
SCREAM.
SHOUT,
OR MAKE LOUDNOISES.
I HAVE A RIGHT TO LEARN ABOUT MYSELF IN THIS ROOM:
THIS MEANS THAT I WILL BE
FREE TO EXPRESS MY FEELINGS
AND OPINIONS WITHOUT BEING
INTERRUPTED OR PUNISHED.
Our responsibilities.CHILDREN'S RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
If you are a child in care, this page is for you.
If you are a parent, this information will help you understand your child’s rights and responsibilities while incare.

What are rights and responsibilities?

A right is something that you are entitled to and can’t be taken away. A responsibility is something that you must do.

What are my rights?

• Youhave the right to feel safe:
o No one has the right to make fun of you or hurt you in any way, even if you do something wrong.
o You have the right to have someone look after you.• You have the right to stay connected to your family and community:
o You have the right to visit your family or anyone else important to you, unless a judge or your social workerdecides it’s not a good idea.
o You have the right to be involved with your Native community, whether that is here in Toronto or in another location.
• You have the right...