Facilitating a more inclusive, peaceful and sustainable world through programs for youth.
Explore our free educational programs and capacity-building resources that help educators foster deep learning competencies through real-world problem solving.
Facilitating a more inclusive, peaceful and sustainable world through programs for youth.
Programming that empowers young people to be creators, not just consumers, through developing digital skills and creative confidence.
Leveraging the power of the world wide web and a global network of partners, our creativity and digital skill programs have impacted hundreds of thousands of youth over the last decade.
Views of skill-development resources through Create to Learn
Submissions of artwork and photography to the Global Gallery
Youth media organizations across 43 countries supported through creativity grants
Fantastic program! I am glad this was a topic at our Professional Development day... I felt supported to be successful with the program. Some of our students live on the reserve, so I find this program very relevant. I continually felt like I was being supported to take on this program and I believe we were successful.
Your Voice is Power is a competition for middle and high school students designed to teach the fundamentals of computer science, entrepreneurship, and Indigenous histories.
Learn MoreCreate to Learn showcases over 100 video tutorials on digital skills and traditional knowledge using digital tools, created by First Nations, Métis and Inuit artists and media makers to share their skills.
Learn MoreTeaching code with a social conscience: Code to Learn provides free resources for Canadian students and teachers to help them learn coding, robotics and computational thinking across subjects with a focus on social justice.
Learn MoreExplore some of the program reports, publications, and research reports that have been created to share results and lessons learned.
Created in collaboration with Fully Focused (UK), this toolkit aims to empower young people of colour within youth organisations. This toolkit is based on a transatlantic conversations between youth in the UK, USA and Canada and provides a set of guided questions to renew and reflect on your organisational practice.
Download ResourceDeveloped during the COVID-19 pandemic, this toolkit supports organisations transitioning from in-person to virtual curriculum, providing a guide through the steps, recommendations, along with examples of tools and revamped programming from around the world.
Download the ToolkitThis report highlights TakingITGlobal's work supporting over 225 creative youth organizations from 41 countries, who were supported with software donations and monetary grants to build upon their creative programming. These grants supported capacity-building and support for over 49,000 young creatives.
Download the Reportreport and collection highlights submissions from 20 Community Advisors, recruited across 10 countries to provide input and support around our creativity, youth voice and social impact programs. Advisors created more than 500 media pieces and engaged almost 2,000 youth around the globe.
Explore the CollectionEnvision was created to support youth around the world to exhibit their artwork. Our hope is that this toolkit will provide inspiration, tips and ideas for young artists who are excited to share their creativity with diverse audiences all while making a difference in their communities.
Download the GuideSince 2000, TakingITGlobal has designed and delivered a number of programs through a variety of partnerships. Explore some of the historical programs below:
Learn more about the activities and outcomes of our other two program areas:
