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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.

O’Neill has continued the True Colours initiative for another year. This initiative is driven to be an inclusive community for all students.

Ecole Connaught held its Gay Straight Alliance Summit, which included 100 children from schools around the city.

Biggar Recreation Valley hosts a Kids Korner at events where children 3-16 engage in games and other fun activities. Local Teacher Carrie Gosselin gave tattoos and talked about the program with the youth.

On April 26th, Grenfell High Community School took a “Time Out for Mental Health” by hosting their very own mental health conference.

The staff at Rivier Elementary School began “Better Together Tuesdays” at the beginning of the 2022-2023 School Year. Their vision was to expand and celebrate “Better Together” Tuesdays school wide.

The students can now go out into the community and do-little things that show kindness, ranging from simple messages left on a nature trail, a nicely painted rock to illicit a smile, or more direct efforts. This helps students learn communication, collaboration, and leadership along the way.

Elbow Library and their youth ambassador Eli created a bookshelf that foster kindness. Eli personally chose some youth books for the “Be Kind” section.

The True Colours Club at Archbishop M.C. O’Neil Catholic High School had a busy year. Every day the group met for lunch and fun evening activities.

Students and staff at the St. Gabriel School held a conference to spread mental health awareness. Both students and teachers realize how important this knowledge is for everyone.