In this activity from Elections Canada, students think about something they would like to change in their community, examine historical case studies that involve real change: women getting the right to vote in Manitoba and the inclusion of Aboriginal and Treaty Rights in Canada’s Constitution, examine the actions taken by citizens to understand how political change happens and use that understanding as a model for their own civic action on an issue they care about. Step-by-step instructions and links to materials are featured in the Blended Learning Guide below. This resource and many more can also be found on our website at www.electionsanddemocracy.ca
