Let’s Remember Pink Shirt Day
Speak up. Get help. Stay safe. #PinkShirtDay
Let’s remember Pink Shirt Day on Wednesday, February 25, which began in 2007 after a student in Nova Scotia was bullied for wearing a pink shirt at school.
This day is now observed globally each year as a symbol of standing together against bullying.
Pink Shirt Day encourages Albertans to be inclusive, welcoming, and supportive of colleagues, clients, friends, and family. Building healthy relationships is one of the best ways to prevent bullying and create safe environments.
You’re Not Alone—Support Is Here
In case of immediate danger to yourself or someone you know, dial 911. For support, information, or referrals, contact the Bullying Helpline at 310-1818.
Getting involved is easy. Put on your pink shirt, snap a photo, and post it on social media using the #PinkShirtDay hashtag.
The Pink Shirt Day BROADCAST–February 25
Join hosts Maya Kara and WITSUp the Walrus as they welcome Leona Prince, an award-winning speaker recognized for her impactful work with young people across Canada; superstar Canadian swimmer Maëlle Sanborn; along with Harbour Youth Dance Studio and the Crescent School Robotics Team.
Maya will also welcome the Geronimo Canoe Club. Representing Team Canada, the club as a whole, as well as individual team members, earned impressive wins at the elite 2025 IVF World Distance Championships in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro.
Get ready for an unforgettable experience filled with inspiration, creativity, and, of course, kindness!
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