Chapter 6 Questions
+ Voices from the Story and Referenced Resources
Think about it
- What did you learn from Story's story?
- Do you agree with her approach to change-making or would you have done things differently?
- What lessons did Story learn that we should all take to heart?
- How can we advance our better ideas in a way that is personally sustainable?
- How will you use your career to advance your vision for people and nature?
From the Podcast Pool
Dr. Larissa Vingilis-Jaremko
What were you doing at the age of nine? Larissa Vingilis-Jaremko was launching the Canadian Association of Girls in Science, a national non-profit that...
Miranda Andersen
Becoming an internationally acclaimed filmmaker takes time, but the long journey doesn’t have to start after school is over. Born and raised in a...
Referenced Resources
- Kids 4 Wolves
- Predator Reduction for Caribou Recovery Engagement Survey
- National Award Inspires America's Youth To Make A Difference
- Wolf Kept Alive Year After Year So Government Can Kill His Friends
- Public Perspectives on Wolves and Wolf Reintroduction
- The Good, Bad and Ugly, Depending on Your Perspective
- Culture wars, Canadian-style
- Oil Sands Action
- Environmental Groups Fight Back Against Alberta’s 'Anti-Energy' Inquiry
- The politics of zero-sum thinking: The relationship between political ideology and the belief that life is a zero-sum game
- Why People Get Offended So Easily
- Are we too easily offended? CBC Asks why we react, and how to change the conversation
- President's Environmental Youth Award (PEYA) 2015 Winners
- Women’s Suffrage Granted
- Global Perspectives on Human Language:
- The South African Context