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data-photoRally to Save the Ontario Science Centre
Spoke alongside community leaders at a rally marking one year since the Ontario Science Centre’s closure — calling for its restoration and public access.
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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data-photoMarch for Science — Nathan Phillips Square
Spoke at the March for Science Toronto event about the importance of curiosity and evidence-based policy. The speech, “We Progress When We Keep Asking Why,” inspired young audiences.
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data-photoYouth Speech — Save Ontario Science Centre Rally
Delivered a speech urging communities to “organize and fight” to save public science spaces and youth learning hubs.
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data-photoCity Budget Meeting — Protect Public Services
Joined a rally outside Toronto City Hall, supporting fair funding for science, education, and transit alongside OPSEU and community leaders.
How you can do it too
- Find your cause: join verified, peaceful movements that align with your values.
- Be prepared: know your facts, your safety plan, and your message.
- Amplify responsibly: share photos or clips with context — focus on hope and solutions.