Rev. John Snow Jr., Indigenous Minister of the Pacific Mountain Regional Council, offers his reflections on Indigenous Pink Shirt Day. These videos are offered for United Church people to engage with.
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On Feb 23 we observe Indigenous Pink Shirt Day. This is an opportunity to talk about community wellness, lateral violence and healing as we examine the impacts of bullying and
Indigenous Pink Shirt Day 2022 – Traditional Teachings of Community Wellbeing Read More »
Friends, On February 23th, 2022, many across Canada and the world will choose to wear pink shirts to take a stand against bullying. In 2007, two Nova Scotia students took
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Indigenous Pink Shirt Day (Feb 24) is an anti-bullying awareness day. One of the key factors behind bullying behavior can be linked to familial and community interrelations. Everyone is invited to join us in a joint Chinook Winds & Pacific Mountain regions online session to discuss intergenerational trauma and lateral violence in community and in the urban environment.
Indigenous Pink Shirt Day ~ A Zoom Lenten Study on February 24 Read More »
