2018 - Juno Award Winner
"My Name is Amanda Todd" 

Classical Composition of the Year (by Jocelyn Morlock and inspired by the National Arts Centre in Ottawa)
My Name is Amanda Todd is a JUNO Award-winning orchestral work composed by Jocelyn Morlock. Amanda Todd was a vibrant 15-year-old from Port Coquitlam, British Columbia who loved singing and expressing herself through music.

National Arts Centre Orchestra - "My Name is Amanda Todd" - Life Reflected
Globe & Mail (Jan2020) - Jocelyn Morlock says her Juno-winning piece My Name is Amanda Todd 'stands up for itself'

2018 - Women of Worth Honouree L'Oreal Paris Canada

Carol Todd was recently honoured as one of 10 Women of Worth 2018 from L'Oréal Paris Canada.  A gala honouring event was held in Toronto, Ontario on March 8th on International Women's Day.  Each of the ten Women of Worth honourees received $10,000 to further their charitable endeavours.   Each women bravely shared their amazing stories in front of honoured guests.  The Women of Worth program honours Canadian women who selflessly volunteer their time to serve and improve the lives of those in need. Selected from an impressive pool of public nominations, each Honouree was chosen by an esteemed judging panel based on the impact of the cause she’s championed and innovation she has demonstrated to benefit those less fortunate.
Visit Women of Worth 2018 - L'Oreal Paris Canada website
You Tube - http://bit.ly/CToddWOW  (Acceptance speech)

2017 - Amanda's Day of Kindness - New Hampshire 

2018 - Canada150 Leadership pin from MP Ron McKinnon

2017 - More Than a Bystander Award - from Ending Violence Assocation (EVA)

This award honours dedicated community members who make outstanding contributions to ending gender-based violence by speaking up, interrupting and confronting harmful language and behaviour within their community, and who demonstrate courage in opposing gender-based violence.

2017 - BC Community Achievement Award

Twenty British Columbians were honoured at the fourteenth annual  British Columbia Community Achievement Awards' presentation ceremony held at Government House in Victoria.  The Honourable Judith Guichon, OBC, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia along with BC Achievement Foundation Board members, Robert Louie, OC and Christopher Gaze, OBC presented each recipient with a BC Community Achievement Award certificate, medallion and citation. Scott McIntyre, CM, Foundation Chair, hosted the presentation ceremony.​

​"British Columbia is built on the strength of its communities, and that strength is rooted in the spirit, ideas and passion of the people recognized today," said McIntyre. "Their stories highlight the remarkable diversity of our province and the potential of each and every individual to truly make a difference."​

2016 - YWCA Women of Distinction Nominee

Recognized nationally, the YWCA Women of Distinction Awards honours individuals and organizations whose outstanding activities and achievements contribute to the well-being and future of our community.

"Carol channelled her grief and professional skills as an educator to become a voice of change. In honour of her daughter, Carol founded the Amanda Todd Legacy Society, which is focused on building awareness and improving the well-being of individuals with respect to bullying, cyber abuse, internet safety and mental wellness. Through her work with the society, Carol has become a highly visible and much sought-after public speaker and advocate. She has educated thousands, influenced policy and awarded grants to numerous community-based organizations. She is an advocate for Kids Help Phone, an Ambassador for the Canadian Centre for Child Protection and has received numerous awards for her efforts including the Me to We Award for Social Action, the Roz Prober Award and the TELUS WISE Outstanding Canadian Award for Cyber Safety."

More photos and info here - http://bit.ly/2iHEhOt

2016 - Everyday Political Citizen  - Samara Canada

"Carol Todd is an outstanding individual who turned adversity into strength, not only for herself, but for her community. Carol suffered a tremendous loss when her daughter Amanda took her own life. However, she channeled this into an initiative that aims to educate the public on mental health and bullying while supporting those who are currently suffering from either issue. The Amanda Todd Legacy is an organization that is truly changing the youth perspective of mental health and bullying in Canada."  ​ Everyday Political Citizen (EPCitizen) is a project to tell local stories about Canadians' participation in their democracy. Carol Todd of Port Coquitlam, British Columbia was nominated by Ron McKinnon, MP for Coquitlam-Port Coquitlam and was one of 108 EP Citizen's nominated in the over 30+ category.  She was then shortlisted with voting taking place from a list of chosen jurors.

Juror Andrew Ference says: "Carol Todd of Port Coquitlam, BC, is my nominee for the 2016 Everyday Political Citizen. This fantastic woman suffered an unimaginable loss when her young daughter Amanda took her own life after being cyber bullied and harassed. Carol has not only shared her story to shine a light on this serious issue but she has also started the Amanda Todd Legacy organization that is helping youth dealing with mental health issues and bullying in Canada. I not only nominate Carol but applaud her for her bravery and determination to confront this important work."

Juror Ilene Sova says: "I have chosen Carol Todd because I find her passionate work on cyber-bullying to be extremely inspiring. She has created a strong legacy in memory of her daughter by working tirelessly to change how we interact in our online communities!"

Article - Amanda Todd's mother gets civic award nod for anti-bullying crusade (Metro News)

2015 - TELUS WISE Outstanding Canadian Citizen Award Winner

TELUS announced the winners of the inaugural TELUS WISE Outstanding Canadian Awards, a program that celebrates individuals, programs or organizations that have made a significant impact towards keeping Canadians safer online. Each winner will be awarded $2,000 to further their Internet and smartphone safety program or cause.  Carol Todd announces latest initiative in wake of Telus WISE award for promoting internet safety.  To read article - http://bit.ly/2iK715M

2015 - UBC100

2015 - Canadian Centre For Child Protection 

Celebrating 30 years to the protection of all children with the goal to reduce child victimization by providing programs and services to the Canadian public.

2014 - Jer's Vision & Day Of Pink Gala 

Award for advocacy. Jer’s Vsion works to eliminate bullying, homophobia, transphobia, and other forms of discrimination in schools and youth communities.

2013 - Beyond Borders – Roz Prober Award 

The Rosalind Prober Award recognizes Canadians who have made a significant contribution towards combating the sexual victimization of children and youth.

2013 - Me To We Award For Social Action

This year’s six honourees, who will be recognized at We Day in Toronto on Sept. 20, have fought for an exhaustive list of causes both locally and internationally.

Huffington Post Article  ​

Canada Living Article