SAÉ 1 "Injustices, much more than an individual problem" from the Justice and Law section of the CCQ program, designed by Éditions Dokoma, allows students to explore justice and injustice through case studies and an analysis of discrimination in Quebec. With digital resources, a teacher's guide, a student workbook, and dialogue tools, it promotes critical thinking and civic engagement.

SAÉ 3 "What are the solutions to domestic violence?" from the Justice and Law section of the CCQ program, designed by Éditions Dokoma, allows students to analyze the different forms of domestic violence and the existing protection measures. Students explore the role of judicial institutions in these situations through digital resources, a teacher’s guide, and classroom dialogue tools.

Invite your students to deeply reflect on the issues covered in the Justice and Law theme of the Culture and Citizenship in Québec program through engaging writing exercises.

This groundbreaking Dialogue unites all Quebec high school students to examine citizenship and envision the future. Les Éditions Dokoma provides a free thematic package (comics, films, debates, survey) that encourages expression and critical thinking. A sociologist will analyze the survey responses, followed by a new project proposal for participating classes. This approach aims to strengthen understanding of Quebec citizenship through active involvement. It’s a unique opportunity to engage young people in a collective conversation, promoting thoughtful reflection and insight into their role as citizens.