Create safer Spaces
Resources
There are many ways to create inclusion in your school and community. Consider the following ideas or share your with us at: info@dayofpink.org and we will add them to our tool kit.
Some of our favourite ideas include:
Wear pink on every second Wednesday of the year to celebrate Day of Pink. Get your friends, family, colleagues and peers involved too!
Organize an easy activity or fundraiser like an office lunch, a bake sale, a dress down fundraiser or even just an office announcement.
Organize a learning activity by bringing in a speaker (we can suggest some), show an educational video or documentary & have a discussion.
Volunteer in the community by reaching out to a local 2SLGBTQIA+ organization and volunteer your time, and encourage others around you to do the same.
Designs & kits
Want to create your own merch using your local suppliers? Click on the links below to download our production-ready artwork!
Campaign Assets
Poster Design (1)
Poster design (2)
Social Media Assets
Button Design
T-shirt Design
Sticker design
Day of pink pledge poster
Day of Pink Colouring Books
Curriculum resource
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Brunswick Four. This critical moment, was the first time in Canada, a national conversation about queer and lesbian discrimination was started.
Learn more here
50 years ago, Monica Helms wanted to make her community visible, so she just went ahead and designed and create a Transgender Pride Flag.
Learn more about the Trans Flag
In 1974, the Canadian government acknowledged and recognized that homosexual orientation was normal and no longer a mental health issue requiring treatment.
Learn more here
The Stonewall Riots were a series of spontaneous demonstrations in response to a police raid that began 1969, at the Stonewall Inn in New York City. Martin Boyce is one of a handful of surviving Stonewall Riot activist, sharing the story of one of the most pivotal queer/trans action in history.
Learn more here
We are so proud to present Colouring with Pride. This colouring book shares the stories of trans and queer folks who are creating safer spaces, celebrating our community, and advancing human rights.
Check out our NEW 6th Edition here: Day of Pink Colouring book
Speak Truth to Power Canada, Defenders for Human Rights is an educational resource that can serve as a catalyst to reverse apathy by igniting passion, instilling responsible citizenship values, and emphasizing that the attainment of individual rights is intrinsically tied to the attainment of collective rights.
Learn more here
Your Land Acknowledgement is a statement of your commitment to the Truth of our shared History. A painful history of generations of cultural genocide. This Acknowledgement guides us into the future and provides you an opportunity to build meaningful relationships with your local Indigenous community and take action.
Learn how to update your Land Acknowledgement
ETFO is a union committed to social justice, equity and inclusion. One of the ways that ETFO demonstrates this is by its work on 2SLGBTQ+ issues in education.
Check out their incredible 2SLGBTQIA+ resources, including the 2SLGBTQ Education Timeline.
Kids help phone
Kids Help Phone is a Canadian charitable organization that provides 24/7 free confidential professional online and telephone counselling and volunteer-led, text-based support in English and French to youth across Canada.
Call: 1.800.668.6868
LGBT Youth Line
Youth Line offers confidential and non-judgemental peer support through our telephone, text and chat services. Get in touch with a peer support volunteer from Sunday to Friday, 4:00PM to 9:30 PM.
Call: 1.800.268.9688 | Text: 647.694.4275