Guerline Ladouceur Laurore, Author

I love visiting schools, either in person or virtually. My presentations are suitable for grades K through 12 and for groups large and small.

• Anea's Journey: Sharing the story of Anea, and her realization about the importance of education for all children. Highlighting her determination to make a difference and encouraging all children to do the same.
• Universal Right to Education: Discussing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, particularly Article 26, emphasizing that every child has the right to education. 
• Global Challenges to Education: Talking about the barriers to education worldwide. 
• The Power of Community Action: Discussing how collective efforts can make a big impact and how students can get involved in similar initiatives.
• The Role of Empathy in Social Change: Highlighting how Anea's empathy for others who can't go to school motivates her actions. 
• Education as a Pathway to Dreams: Sharing how education enabled Anea's mom to change her life and help others. Discussing how education can be a powerful tool for achieving one's dreams and improving one's life.
• Cultural Diversity and Inclusion: Talking about the importance of diversity and inclusion in schools and communities.
• Creative Fundraising and Awareness Activities: Detail the various activities Anea and her friends undertake, like bake sales and talent shows, to support their cause. 
• The Impact of Kindness and Leadership: Discussing the qualities of a good leader and how kindness can lead to significant social change.
• Getting Involved and Making a Difference: Call to action, encouraging students to consider how they can make a difference in their community or globally, inspired by Anea's story. 

I always leave time for questions. The best part of every visit is finding out what kids themselves have to say!

My multifaceted background makes me an ideal speaker and coach for a wide range of audiences, including educators, legal professionals, community leaders, and those involved in human rights advocacy. Each topic not only reflects my expertise and passions but also addresses pressing global and local issues, offering actionable insights and inspiring change. 

• The Importance of Literacy as a Human Right: Sharing my personal journey and professional insights into why literacy is fundamental to human rights and how communities can work together to ensure education for every child.
•  Integrating Human Rights into Education: Offering strategies for educators, institutions, and communities to incorporate human rights education into their curricula and practices, drawing from my experience leading a human rights organization.
• Navigating Multilingual and Multicultural Education: Drawing on my multilingual abilities, I can provide insights into effective teaching strategies in multilingual and multicultural settings, promoting inclusivity and diversity.
• Empowering Communities through Legal Literacy: Leveraging her legal expertise to educate communities on their rights and the legal system, helping them navigate legal challenges and advocate for themselves and others.
• Psychology and Education: Combining my degrees in psychology and psychopathology with my educational experience to offer insights into how psychological principles can enhance teaching methods and student learning.
• Public Administration and Educational Policy: Discussing the intersection of public administration and education, including policy development, implementation, and its impact on literacy and human rights.
• Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention: As a Certified Human Rights and Human Trafficking Trainer, I  can provide valuable education on recognizing, preventing, and combating human trafficking within communities and globally.
• Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in Education and the Workplace: Sharing my expertise as a DEI expert to help organizations create inclusive environments that respect and celebrate diversity, ensuring equity for all members.
• Conflict Resolution and Mediation: Drawing on my experience as a mediator, offering strategies for resolving conflicts among students, educators, and within communities, fostering a positive and supportive environment for learning.
• Leadership and Community Engagement for Social Change: Inspiring individuals and organizations to take leadership roles in their communities, based on my active involvement in various organizations and committees, to advocate for literacy, human rights, and social justice.

I always leave time for questions. I love giving presentations that are interactive and engaging!