Premier and Minister's Statements on Pink Shirt Day

2 min read | February 29, 2024 01:12 AM EST | By Team Kalkine Media

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Premier David Eby has issued a statement commemorating Pink Shirt Day, emphasizing the importance of standing against bullying and promoting inclusivity and safety for all children, both in physical and online spaces. He acknowledged the tragic losses experienced due to cyberbullying, highlighting the advocacy efforts of families affected by such tragedies, including Amanda Todd's mother, Carol Todd, and Carson Cleland's parents, Ryan Cleland and Nicola Smith.

Eby outlined government initiatives aimed at protecting young people from online threats, restricting cellphone use in schools, and holding social media companies accountable for harmful content. He also highlighted ongoing efforts to promote diversity and address racism in schools through initiatives like the K-12 Anti-Racism Action Plan and the Erase strategy.

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The statement concluded with a call for everyone in British Columbia to participate in Pink Shirt Day by wearing pink and discussing ways to support all children, both in educational settings and in broader society, to collectively work towards ending bullying.

Minister of Education and Child Care, Rachna Singh, also shared remarks on the significance of Pink Shirt Day, emphasizing the importance of creating inclusive school environments where every student feels welcomed and supported to be their authentic selves. Singh expressed gratitude to partners and advocates, including Carol Todd, Ryan Cleland, and Nicola Smith, for their dedication to keeping students safe and supported throughout the province. She emphasized the role of empathy, compassion, and kindness in fostering a culture of support and understanding among students.

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