Educators

The Stem Cell Network supports high school educators in bringing stem cell and regenerative medicine science into the classroom and broader community. Resources include the long-running StemCellTalks education program, conducted in partnership with Let’s Talk Science, which engages students with cutting-edge science; an Educator Toolkit with ready-to-use teaching materials; the Stem Cells 101 section for foundational content; and the Stem Cells from the Sofa interview series to provide real-world perspectives from researchers and patients.

Resources for Educators

StemCellTalks

A long-running education program, conducted with Let’s Talk Science, that brings hands-on stem cell and regenerative medicine learning experiences to high school students.

Stem Cells 101

A foundational video overview explaining how stem cells work, what makes them unique, and how they’re advancing medical research.

Stem Cells from the Sofa Series

A video series featuring candid conversations with Canada’s leading stem cell researchers, clinicians, and patients.

Stem Cell Shorts

A video series providing concise, accessible explanations of key concepts and developments in stem cell science.

Virtual Lab Tours

A video series offering behind-the-scenes access to Canada’s leading stem cell laboratories, showcasing the people, technologies, and discoveries driving regenerative medicine.

Classroom Activities

A collection of hands-on classroom activities designed to help students explore the science, ethics, and real-world impact of stem cell research.

Classroom Power Point: Stem Cells 101

An introductory classroom presentation that explains the fundamentals of stem cell biology, how the research works, and why it matters for human health.