Mona Walrond
M.Ed, B.Ed (OCT), B.Sc.
ON, CANADA1. Extensive experience in engaging audiences. Experience empowering communities: community organizations, school teams, revitalizating School Councils, empowering families & youth, mentoring educators in role of Vice-Principal of large elementary schools;Speaker - Conferences/Workshops
2. Experienced, creative educator (spent 2013-2014 Training adults in Basic Computer Skills at local Church)
3. Extensive experience in anti-violence work (facilitating, programs, training facilitators)- honoured at Ontario Leglistative Assembly in 2002 for this work
Excerpt from Page 2922, Hansard of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, November 7th, 2002:
Three other community members were recognized at that time.
"Mona Walrond is a teacher who joined a team at the Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario to create Anti-Violence Against Women. This resource educates women teachers about what constitutes violence, how to identify potential abusers, understand the impact on children and benefit from community resources.
I would like to ask Mona Walrond to please stand and be recognized and thanked by the members of this Legislative Assembly. It's our pleasure and our honour, of course, to be able to bring individuals like our three guests today to this Legislative Assembly and to thank them so much for their initiative and their role modelling in their own communities and throughout this great province."
(To view the entire report, go to: Google. Type 'Government of Ontario Hansard Recording November 2002. Click on one of the links for November 2002 which brings you to Official Records. In the Search box, request 7 November 2002). Then click on the pdf Vol. A., to see the Record. Scroll down to pages 2922 and 2923.)
1. Extensive experience in engaging audiences. Experience empowering communities: community organizations, school teams, revitalizating School Councils, empowering families & youth, mentoring educators in role of Vice-Principal of large elementary schools;Speaker - Conferences/Workshops
2. Experienced, creative educator (spent 2013-2014 Training adults in Basic Computer Skills at local Church)
3. Extensive experience in anti-violence work (facilitating, programs, training facilitators)- honoured at Ontario Leglistative Assembly in 2002 for this work
Excerpt from Page 2922, Hansard of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, November 7th, 2002:
Three other community members were recognized at that time.
"Mona Walrond is a teacher who joined a team at the Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario to create Anti-Violence Against Women. This resource educates women teachers about what constitutes violence, how to identify potential abusers, understand the impact on children and benefit from community resources.
I would like to ask Mona Walrond to please stand and be recognized and thanked by the members of this Legislative Assembly. It's our pleasure and our honour, of course, to be able to bring individuals like our three guests today to this Legislative Assembly and to thank them so much for their initiative and their role modelling in their own communities and throughout this great province."
(To view the entire report, go to: Google. Type 'Government of Ontario Hansard Recording November 2002. Click on one of the links for November 2002 which brings you to Official Records. In the Search box, request 7 November 2002). Then click on the pdf Vol. A., to see the Record. Scroll down to pages 2922 and 2923.)
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