Be Kind Online

You don’t have to be a victim of online bullying, or even know someone who is, to want to stop it from happening to others. This is the place where everyone can learn what to do.

Be Kind Online aims to end bullying and cyberbullying in our communities. As an organization committed to diversity, inclusion, and acceptance, SaskTel is proud to lead this initiative and help empower those committed to changing online behaviour for the better.

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Be a part of making your community better with a Be Kind Online Grant. You can discover how you can turn your great ideas into reality with a grant of up to $1,500 paid directly to you.

Whether your idea is how to spread kindness online or in-person, in your school, or anywhere in your community – we want to hear your smart ideas on how to tackle bullying and cyberbullying. Apply for a Be Kind Online Grant today.

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Spreading the Sunshine Through Kindness

Summer is a time for sunshine, warm weather, and outdoor activities. It’s also a time when we can spread kindness and positivity to those around us. One way that kindness and summer go hand in hand is through volunteering. Summer is a great time to volunteer and give back to your community. Whether it’s helping at a local food bank, cleaning up a park, or spending time with seniors, there are countless ways to spread kindness through volunteering. Another way to spread kindness is through small gestures, such as paying for someone’s ice cream, leaving a kind note for a stranger, or offering to help a neighbor with their yard work. These simple acts of kindness can brighten someone’s day and spread positivity. Summer is also a time for fun and laughter, and organizing events such as a neighborhood BBQ, a game night with friends, or a movie night under the stars can bring people together and create happy memories. In conclusion, summer is the perfect time to spread kindness and positivity. By volunteering, performing random acts of kindness, and spreading joy, we can make the world a better place, one kind act at a time.

Past Grant Recipients

Get inspired and discover how others are taking a stand against bullying and cyberbullying. The Be Kind Online Grant Program has given out over 100 grants to help share acts of kindness in communities throughout the province. Apply today, our next recipient could be you!

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Land-based Learning

The grade 6 class at Ecole Centennial School had the opportunity the do some hide scraping. These students showed perseverance and determination to get 3 hides scraped in 2 days as well as a moose hide. The grade 6’s got to use traditional tools (moose leg bones.)
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Prisma Colour – 2SLGBTQ+ Club

Prisma Colour is a student led group of grades 9 to 12 youth at Miller Comprehensive Catholic High School in Regina. Prisma Colour was started in September 2021 to support the entire student community in developing awareness, sensitivity, empathy, and meet the needs of the 2SLGBTQ+ students.
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Safe Haven for Queer Youth

Queer Connections was formed in 2023 to provide its members an opportunity to use their voice to speak up about what challenges they are facing in their day to day lives.
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Using Social Media for Good

Moswakanisihk Community School’s plan was to have an Online Video Campaign for Anti Bullying involving all the schools in the division.
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Turtleford Community School Art and Diversity Club

The Diversity Club and the Student Art Club have collaborated to create some amazing artwork to adorn the school's walls, sidewalks, and outdoor space.
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Heart of Hawks

This peer led boardgames club is meant to foster a safe and inclusive space for all students to be themselves and interact with their peers in a meaningful way.
Other Grant Recipients

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St. Mary Wellness Day

Ecole St. Mary has always placed importance on students' wellbeing and belonging. This year was no different, with one of the school-wide goals being to...
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Youth Mental Health Leadership Retreat

The retreat, part of the "Be Kind Online" program, aimed to develop social leadership and advocate for positive, stigma-free relationships...
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Hepburn School Youth Wellness Conference

In early May 2025, Hepburn School, in conjunction with the Town of Hepburn, hosted a Youth Wellness Conference for students in Grades 7-12, with a...