Jenny, age 11, drew the Winnipeg skyline and a group of people holding hands standing on the world. The submission also features the saying We all belong everywhere!
Pragathi, age 8, drew crayons in different shades and wrote Every colo[u]r makes the picture beautiful.
Creating more inclusive spaces
Our Recreation Services division works in collaboration with Equitas – International Centre for Human Rights Education to bring awareness to children’s rights through an educational approach.
Children and youth who attend our programs learn about their rights and human rights values such as cooperation, respect for diversity, inclusion, and responsibility.
Winnipeg Public Library has put together an anti-racism resource guide full of books, videos, and websites to help people learn about forms of racism and what it means to be anti-racist.
We also have a Children’s Anti-Racism Activity Toolkit and Anti-Racism Cards that help engage children in learning about important topics like racism, discrimination, equality, and reconciliation.
Check out the Priceless Fun Brochure
The latest Priceless Fun brochure was released today with the winning designs. It features plenty of family-friendly activities, including free swim and public skating schedules, children’s free play times, and drop-in youth action centres.
The brochure is organized by neighbourhood, making it easy to find programming close to home.