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See Different is
a free national youth education initiative.

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"Listening and learning about diversity is a skill that students will take beyond the hallways and to their own communities and families." - Kelly, British Columbia

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See Different guides young changemakers in Canada, aged 15-26, through a free diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) training and certification program, and provides them with access to a nation-wide network of like-minded peers and grant opportunities. 

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See Different is a national youth education initiative of the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion (CCDI).

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Youth aged 15-26 from across Canada are invited to register for See Different's free training and certification program, available both virtually and in-person.

Our program is available to both individuals and groups. Individual cohorts have set dates and times, while groups can register at any time. 


Workshops are highly interactive and available in-person or delivered live over Zoom, ensuring a structured and engaging learning experience.

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Build connections with like-minded youth seeking to create meaningful change in their communities.

See Different supports youth in designing and implementing innovative projects that address barriers to equity and inclusion, helping them create positive change in their schools and communities.

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"CCDI is proud to offer a program like See Different, which supports young changemakers from across Canada seeking to create meaningful change. Youth are our future, and it is vital that we equip them with the tools, language, and support they need to build a more inclusive community.”

- Anne-Marie Pham, CEO at CCDI

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