Mental Health and Wellness Tools for Children and Families during COVID
This online workshop explores the impact of COVID on the mental health of children & families, and provides tools to support better mental well being.
This online workshop explores the impact of COVID on the mental health of children & families, and provides tools to support better mental well being.
Hear monthly reports from the Principal and Vice Principal. Discuss important issues including food security. Get updates on upcoming speakers and ways we can show teachers our appreciation.
We have a parent education speaker focused on anti-racism. On Wednesday, January 20th, from 7:00 – 8:00 pm, join Michelle Wing to discuss what is anti-blackness, decolonization and white fragility. She will also share how racism shows up in schools and how it can be addressed.
Cost: By donation (sliding scale of $0-$20)
Any Hastings parent or guardian who is interested in supporting the work of anti-racism in the PAC is invited to join.
The PAC is committed to supporting the work of anti-racism at Hastings. At the end of the last school year, the PAC issued a statement of support for standing against racism, and committing to playing a role in creating a safe, inclusive and equitable environment at the school. While some members of the PAC executive have had some initial conversations about how we can work towards this goal, we believe that this is important work that many parents may be interested in being involved in.
To this end, we are hosting a series of Zoom meetings. We are inviting any parents who are interested in sharing and brainstorming ideas about what kind of anti-racism work we can engage with together. We will collectively decide on some actions to move forward with and look at roles we can all play.
You are invited to join us for this important conversation.
The Anti-Racism Coalition Vancouver (ARC) is proposing Black Shirt Day in B.C. schools for January 15th, in support of anti-racism, and to mark the date of Dr Martin Luther King Jr’s birthday.
While Black Shirt Day won’t be an official event this year, ARC is working hard to make it a reality for 2022. This year’s inaugural event will be an important step in raising greater awareness of the civil rights struggle, and help foster solidarity against all forms of racism.
A small action can make a big difference. Join ARC to raise awareness this Friday, January 15th by wearing your black shirt.
Watch the segment from Global News.