“Join us Wednesday, April 16 and Thursday, April 17, 2025, at the Victoria Inn Hotel & Convention Centre for two days filled with insightful discussions and workshops on adolescent literacy. Connect with educators, researchers, and literacy advocates to share best practices and strategies for promoting literacy among adolescents. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn, network, and be inspired!” - I’ll be sharing a keynote speech to close out our time together!

If you have noticed the awesome new energetic and fun photos on this here website, then you can thank the magnificent Devon Paige for sharing their gift with us! Check out the new photos and the new features on the website by clicking around!

“Residents, business owners and history lovers have been invited to gather on Tuesday evening to brainstorm solutions to combat a recent rash of fires in a historic Winnipeg neighbourhood. Winnipeg's North End is having a tough time with fires, particularly at historic and/or vacant buildings, says Michael Redhead Champagne, a longtime community activist and an event organizer with the group North End History.”

Save the date for this very special occasion: its the 2025 North End Grad Walk!

Whether it was scholastic book fairs where we could take a break from school to go and look at all the coolest new books that were out; the “Drop Everything and Read” chimes on the announcements interrupting gym glass or math so we could escape into reading; or simply the fact that everyone was encouraged to share in the thing I loved the most, I love “I Love To Read Month”!

We need everyone, but especially men and boys to step up and take action to stop violence against women, girls and our gender diverse relatives!

Shout out to Mr Orlando and the Thunder Bay Library where this was filmed! It was such an honour to share We Need Everyone with all of you!

1,061 recommendations later and it still feels lonely sometimes for Indigenous families and leaders in Canada. Where are you standing when it comes to truth and reconciliation when all the orange shirts go home?

You're invited to the official book launch of Little By Little & 3 other graphic novels being released by HighWater Press on Friday October 4th at McNally Robinson!

Thank you to master carver Carey Newman, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights & the Indian Residential School survivors and their families for putting this living art piece together! On its 10th anniversary, the CMHR was announced as it's permanent home & I was 1 of 5 new witnesses added to support the objectives of the Witness Blanket.