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Back by popular demand! Join us for an informative, free, fun Saturday morning to learn more about anxiety and how to help our anxious children! More details below @westernuEdu
Please join us on Jan. 27 for a FREE workshop for parents/caregivers supporting children with anxiety at the Faculty of Education! Register at mjw-cydc.uwo.ca/events/Paren…
Love everything about this rant! – at London, Ontario
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July 1st at the Turtle Island Healing Walk. Some powerful words by Chief Jason Henry. #everychildmatters #seaoforange @ Victoria Park, London, Ontario instagram.com/p/CQysT3kh_B1/… – at London, Ontario
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It’s the time of year when proud parents fill social media feeds with photos and the award (or often awardssss) their children are receiving. It’s important. Just remember some kids will never be recognized, and they are working harder then anyone around them can comprehend.
Thanks to my great friend @MikePopke for reminding me of this quote right now from the late Jack Layton. – at London, Ontario
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The man who killed four innocent Muslims & orphaned one - was a Grade 8 student just 6-7 years ago. This is *why* we do the work we do in schools.
This is why conversations about race & oppression are needed. Embedded into curriculum, into instruction.
Educate.
#londonontario
Thanks for these words @annettecann – at London, Ontario
Thank you for these resources and the challenge to be bold. – at London, Ontario
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I'm in the running to win $35,000 towards a new car during the #PeaveyMartGrandOpening event. wn.nr/3mUUvr – at London, Ontario
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We are asking everyone in our community to help us look for a missing sister, 19-year old Payton Kechego. Based on the information we've received, Payton has been missing for approximately 3 weeks now! She was last seen in the King Edward Area, East London.
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Looking for support to help your child struggling with anxiety? We are offering a virtual program for parents/caregivers. Details below!
The orange shirt is a tribute to the lives affected and lost through the residential school system, which saw more than 150,000 Indigenous children and youth sent away from their parents beginning in the 19th century in Canada. #OrangeShirtDay #EveryChildMatters
Thanks to all the educators @Riverside_PS for make sure these two came home smiling and saying their first day back was “fun” and “great”. @KFortneyP @RAndrewCanham @TVDSB – at London, Ontario


















