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Law and Justice Youth Heritage Project

Participating Schools

As you can see from some of the other projects on this web site, we have experience working with schools to deliver heritage learning, but we need the help and energy of interested schools and educators to keep up the momentum of our work. For the Youth Justice project, The World We Want, the Heritage Community Foundation is actively looking for teachers and students as partners in the project. Once we have selected our partners, we will update the site to explain their programs.

Heritage, learning and teaching are the essence of what we provide at the Foundation. We are always looking for new ways to bring heritage to the mainstream, and the development of a law-related education package for Alberta classrooms is one of the ways that we integrate heritage, new media and contemporary issues into our programs. We encourage interested schools and teachers to apply for funding for The World We Want project, though not everyone who applies will receive funding. Phase One of this project is specifically looking for partners in Northern Alberta, but we encourage schools in other parts of Alberta to develop their own projects. 

If you are interested in the The World We Want, but are unsure about or unable to commit to adding this project to your class plans, we encourage you to use this web site to increase your own knowledge about heritage, experiential learning, law-related education and the legal history of Alberta.

For more information on our youth programs, you can contact David Ridley, Research and Youth Programs Manager, by phone at (780) 424-6512, ext. 226, or by e-mail by clicking on his name. 

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