AI Literacy
Understand AI, its opportunities, limitations and responsible use.
RRLF™READINESS & RESILIENCEAI literacy, digital identity and safety, cyber resilience, leadership and decision-making, and workforce readiness. Together they create readiness.
Readiness is a connected capability.
Understand AI, its opportunities, limitations and responsible use.
Understand privacy, digital footprints, online identity and responsible participation.
Recognize digital threats, strengthen judgment and respond with confidence.
Communicate, think critically, assess information and make informed choices.
Understand changing roles, emerging opportunities and how technology is reshaping work.
These are not five separate lessons. Together they create readiness.

RRLF moves beyond passive AI education. Young people explore real scenarios, make real decisions, test their judgment in context and connect what they learn to the world they’re currently navigating.
Up to 90,000 AI-related jobs and work placement opportunities are planned for young Canadians through Canada’s AI for All strategy.
Source: Government of Canada, AI for All announcement, June 4, 2026. Announced target.
Physical and digital readiness resources, along with collaborative digital tools, support practical learning beyond the experience.
Bring RRLF to Your School
The expectations placed on tomorrow’s workforce are changing now.
AI literacy, digital judgment, adaptability, critical thinking and cyber resilience are becoming part of how people learn, work and participate.
RRLF helps young people begin developing those capabilities before their first day of work.
Give young people practical exposure to AI literacy, digital judgment, cyber resilience, leadership and the changing world of work.
Join the School WaitlistPartner with RRLF to expand access across individual cohorts, school communities and multi-school initiatives as we work toward preparing 10,000 young people for an AI-enabled future.
Become an Impact PartnerFor schools, organizations and partners ready to prepare young people for what comes next.