Blog - Roots of Empathy

Heartfelt moment Roots of Empathy 2021-2022

A heartfelt Moment Happened in a Grade 3 Class…

There was a student in the class who’s father had passed away from cancer a few months earlier. He hadn’t talked about it in class…

Sarah AmmendoliaDecember 2, 2022

Blog News Our Latest News and Events

Training Season is Here at Roots of Empathy!

Instructors volunteer to “Help score the symphony of Childhood” Inspirational words from Mary Gordon, the Founder and President of Roots of Empathy about the importance…

Sarah AmmendoliaSeptember 27, 2022

Featured Image for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day Blog Article

Blog News Our Latest News and Events Roots in the News

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2022 – Statement by our Founder/President

Statement by Mary Gordon, Roots of Empathy Founder/President Our Canadian offices, virtual and head office, will be closed Friday September 30th, the National Day for…

Sarah AmmendoliaSeptember 26, 2022

Blog News Our Latest News and Events Roots in the News

We Measure what we Treasure

By Roots of Empathy Manager of Research, Emily Standfield Roots of Empathy is committed to delivering empathy programs that children and teachers tell us work.…

Sarah AmmendoliaSeptember 26, 2022

Queen Elizabeth passing in 2022 statement

Blog Roots in the News

A statement from the Roots of Empathy Boards of Canada, United Kingdom, and New Zealand on the death of Queen Elizabeth II

Roots of Empathy in Canada, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand shares in the sadness of the passing of Her Majesty The Queen, Elizabeth II.…

Sarah AmmendoliaSeptember 16, 2022

A baby looks at a picture book with teacher, instructor, and students on the green blanket. First Nations School of Toronto

Blog News

Reaching Before Teaching

As we start another school year with the backdrop of the pandemic, we hear in the news a strong focus on a "gap" children will…

Sarah AmmendoliaSeptember 12, 2022

Blog News

It’s hard to learn when you’re being bullied and left out

The United Nations states that, “Bullying affects a high percentage of children, compromising their health, emotional well-being and academic work, and is associated with long-lasting…

Sarah AmmendoliaAugust 3, 2022