“I really enjoyed the program and truly thought it was beneficial and impactful to my grade 8’s. I saw them shine in leadership roles and come together as a group and work together. I am extremely proud of my grade 8 class and was impressed watching them rise to the task. We spent months organizing, preparing, creating, and facilitating their projects. I just wanted to pass along the great experience we had and how the other two grade classes were jealous they didn’t get to do the Pink Shirt Project!”
Youth Counsellor at Forestview Public School

“Through the outreach program of our senior show which Mean Girls: High School Version, along with the Service Club, we ran a very successful “On Wednesdays we wear Pink” campaign in the month of February. The Art department created and sold tote bags with body affirming or uplifting messages inside. We held discussions about the subversive bullying that happens in high schools and how we can only affect change by being the change. Personally, albeit small, I did notice some small differences in behaviour that came out of this campaign.”
Drama and Theatre Teacher at Southridge School

“The students have been linking civic action initiatives to the 17 UN Sustainable Develpment Goals. For their Pink Shirt Projects, I had them come up with their own civic action project in addition to becoming experts in the SDG that it would connect to.  We have had projects that touch on Inclusion/Anti-racism, Mental Health and Well-Being, Food Insecurities, Climate Change and Poverty. I love this program and would love to start Term 2 by introducing it to my next International Citizenship and Understanding Class.”
Teacher at Simonds High School  

Pink Shirt Project was introduced across Canada in 2022 & 2023. See their amazing ideas and projects below.