Pink Shirt Day is observed annually in Canada on the last Wednesday of February to raise awareness about bullying prevention. The initiative began in Nova Scotia in 2007 when students David Shepherd and Travis Price witnessed a classmate being bullied for wearing a pink shirt. In response, they purchased 50 pink shirts and encouraged their peers to wear them in solidarity, sparking a nationwide movement.

Recognized across Canada and in other countries, Pink Shirt Day promotes kindness and inclusion, particularly in schools and youth settings. Students at Glamorgan School are invited to wear pink shirts on this day to show their support for the anti-bullying cause!

For more information, visit pinkshirtdaycanada.ca