✊ Join or Speak at a Protest

Peaceful protests amplify community voices and show leaders that citizens care enough to show up.

because change doesn’t wait for voting age.

Why Join or Speak at a Protest?

Peaceful demonstrations are democracy in motion — where data meets emotion and ideas turn into collective calls for action. They let youth express solidarity, share evidence, and call for positive change.

Examples from my work

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Support the Kids — Invest in Education Now (Queen’s Park)

Spoke at a rally outside Queen’s Park on 24 May 2025 about the chronic underfunding of Ontario’s public education system — and how it’s hurting young people.

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Christie Pits Rally — Stop the Ontario Science Centre Closure

Spoke at a community rally at Christie Pits on 31 May 2025 and several other locations against the closure of the Ontario Science Centre.

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Osgoode Hall Protest — Protect Mature Trees

Participated in a protest at Osgoode Hall against the cutting of mature trees by Metrolinx alongside Councillor Ausma Malik.

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March for Science Toronto — Nathan Phillips Square

Gave a speech on curiosity and evidence-based policy at Nathan Phillips Square.

How you can do it too

  1. Find your cause: join verified, peaceful movements.
  2. Be prepared: know your facts, safety plan, and message.
  3. Amplify responsibly: share with context and care.