At Antyx Community Arts, we’re committed to making a difference in our community. That’s why we proudly participated in Pink Shirt Day at the Genesis Centre, standing united against bullying.
What is Pink Shirt Day?
Pink Shirt Day is a global movement that raises awareness about bullying and promotes kindness. It started in 2007 when two high school students saw a classmate being bullied for wearing a pink shirt. Since then, Pink Shirt Day has become an annual event where people wear pink shirts to show their support.
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Our Participation
At the Genesis Centre event, the Antyx team set up a booth to share information about our free programs for youth. We believe that providing young people with creative outlets and support is essential in preventing bullying and fostering a culture of acceptance.
Why It Matters
Bullying can have a lasting impact on individuals’ well-being. By participating in Pink Shirt Day, we’re not only raising awareness but also showing our dedication to creating safe spaces for young people to thrive.