Pink Shirt Day was started by Grade 12 Nova Scotia students David Shepherd and Travis Price who wanted to show their solidarity for a victim of bullying who was targeted, in part, for wearing a ...

Pink Shirt Day has grown from its humble Canadian origins into a global movement against bullying. Here’s what you need to know. What is Pink Shirt Day and how can I support it?

The classic film “Mean Girls” said it best: “On Wednesdays, we wear pink.” Pink Shirt Day 2023 is officially kicking off this Wednesday; here’s everything you need to know. Inspired by a ...

Every second Wednesday in April, people across the globe come together to celebrate the International Day of Pink, a powerful stand against bullying, discrimination, homophobia, transphobia, and ...

“Pink Shirt Day is a time to celebrate the good in people, and to show that we are there for one another. ... Scoop is free for personal use, but you’ll need a licence for work use.

Canada has marked Pink Shirt Day since 2007, but meaningful progress in tackling bullying requires solidarity from youth, teachers, schools, parents, governments and the general public.

Pink Shirt Day is held annually on the third Wednesday in February to raise awareness about bullying in schools. ... You will also be signed up for The Hamilton Spectator's free morning newsletter.

Pink Shirt Day is all about speaking up and working together to stop bullying. It’s about being an up-stander for healthy relationships, free from bullying behaviour – and not being a ...

Anti-bullying day, also known as Pink Shirt Day, lands on the last Wednesday of Feb. in Canada and other parts of the world. Advertisement TIFF 2024 COVERAGE I SEP 5-15 I READ MORE ...

Pink Shirt Day will be marked across Canada on Wednesday, Feb. 26. The annual day, held on the last Wednesday in February, shows support in taking a stand against bullying while promoting kindness and ...

In Canada, one in five kids are affected by bullying. On Feb. 26th, students and school staff across Saskatchewan dressed in pink shirts to show their support for a world without it.