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Valerie Overend fonds

  • CA ON0034 10-132
  • Fonds
  • [1970]-2020

The fonds documents Valerie Overend’s career and her involvement in promoting girls and women in non traditional careers, as well as in science, technology and engineering. The fonds mainly consists of graphic and textual records. It includes training programs, curricula, workshop materials, survey and reports, essays, and publications.

Series 1 to 10 consists of resources used by Valerie Overend in her own research and work to produce informational and educational materials. Some documents were created by/or in collaboration with Valerie Overend. However, most of the documents have been produced by other authors and related organizations.

Series 11 through 17 consist of records that document Valerie Overend's work and accomplishments in developing various programs and initiatives that engaged her over 25 years. They contain youth and adult projects and programs, presentations and workshops. They inform about Valerie Overend’s interventions in various conferences, roundtables, and summits. Briefs, articles, and opinion pieces are also included.

Overend, Valerie

Collection - Girls and Young Women Programs

This series consists of documents which are related to encouraging girls and young women into non-traditional fields such as trades and technology. This includes educational resources on instruction of young girls and women as well as reports on how more of this target audience can be reached. It includes manuals, workbooks, posters, and audiovisual material.

A Role Modelling Kit For Kindergarten – Grade Three

This file consists of a role modelling kit that Women in Trades and Technology (WITT) National Network contracted WITT Nova Scotia to develop. It was designed to facilitate local WITT groups in providing role modelling programs for young children. This guide was used to plan and organize classroom visits. The guide provides background information that demonstrates why role modelling is important for girls in this age group; the steps and process to guide local WITT Groups, as well as female role models and educators in preparing for classroom visits; a suggested list of activities to use before, during and after classroom visits; details on setting up and using the Tool Trunks; a bibliography that includes resources about other role modelling programs.

IMGETT Camps Indian Métis Girls Exploring Trades & Technology

This file contains a "How-to Manual for development of IMGETT Camps" created by Valerie Overend for SaskWITT at Regina in Saskatchewan. The Camps were designed to introduce 13 and 14 years old First Nation and Metis girls to a variety of possible career futures while attending an enjoyable weeklong day camp. The appendices of the manual are registered on a floppy disk at the end of the manual.

Life Options for Young Women

This file contains a life option workbook, created by the Women’s Division of the Saskatchewan's Department of Labour. This workbook contains five sections to be worked through by the reader and this sections concern personal inventory, decision making, goals, myths and post-secondary training.

Life Options for Young Women

This item consists of the cover page of the "Life Option" workbook created by the Women’s Division of the Saskatchewan's Department of Labour.

Skills OK K.I.T.

This file contains a booklet "Skills ok K.I.T." by Nathalie Garwah. It's a product of Community Industrial Training Committee (CITC). Skills OK is a CITC Awareness Campaign designed to promote skill led occupations as desirable career goals for Canadian youth.
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