In support of creating a strong 21st-century learning experience for its students, and to promote strong international partnerships and mutual learning, Humber College is excited to release the Kijiji Cha Upendo Mini-Docuseries as a shared asset available for use by all Humber faculty.

The mini-docuseries is now available for use within Panopto – Humber’s academic video streaming platform.

The series seeks to develop student awareness and appreciation for international grassroots organizations, how they tackle a global crisis, and how Kijiji Cha Upendo provides an exemplary model of support.

It has been developed for use within program areas such as Community Development, Child & Youth Care, and Entrepreneurship to name a few, but can be leveraged throughout most Humber curriculum through the lens of developing global citizens. If you teach a course within one of these program areas, or wish to leverage Kijiji within your curriculum, contact us for information!

The series is now available for faculty and student use via Panopto, and available to view around the world via the HumberEDU YouTube Channel.

Important Links

Teaching Aid & Important Resources:
To obtain the teaching aid(s) and important resources which will support your use of the series, fill out this quick form to get your instant download link.

Video Links:
Just interested in watching the series? Check out the links below.

This series was produced in collaboration with Humber’s Creative Studios, a division of Digital Learning within the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Sciences and Innovative Learning, and the Faculty of Social & Community Services. For more information on our collaborators, please see the credit roll, found at the end of each video. For questions about the series, connect with Darren Richards, Manager, Creative Productions at darren.richards@humber.ca.