Exploring Collingwood Today - How Can the AFL Promote Civil Rights?

SecondaryYear 10Humanities and Social SciencesHistorySocialEqualityHuman RightsIndigenous EducationSocial Action

Lesson Summary

Students will analyse excerpts from the Do Better report to identify systemic racism within the Collingwood Football Club and the goals they’ve set to create a more inclusive future. They will use creative thinking skills and the application of prior knowledge to create community action plan proposals, outlining new initiatives that could further the club’s ongoing commitment to civil rights.

Learning intentions

Students will:

evaluate how the Collingwood Football Club has responded to racism and civil rights challenges
explore the broader impact of Collingwood's Do Better report and its efforts to create change.

Success criteria

Students can:

analyse how the Do Better report addresses past racism and aims to create a more inclusive future.

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Exploring Collingwood Today - How Can the AFL Promote Civil Rights?

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UN Sustainable Development Goals

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