On World Humanitarian Day, we celebrate the extraordinary individuals who make our advocacy work possible. Whether you find yourself in the field building shelter for the most vulnerable, or whether you work behind the scenes, this one’s for you. #WorldHumanitarianDay
@burp_it_on Thank you for the invite. We signed up today ... and started today. For our challenge, we will be doing one of the Celebration of Dances each day.
What a great day of learning through play. My class has played on GSPD every year since 2015. @GSPlayDay#GSPD2023 (This was my last one ... due to my retirement in March) I have always been, and will continue to be, a huge advocate for the importance of play.
@OPP_ER@OPP_COMM_ER Congratulations Lori! I always enjoyed your piano playing in the morning at Bancroft Public School. Hard to believe that was 20 years ago.
It's a new year, but that doesn't mean global problems have gone away.
In #2022, make it your #NewYearsResolution to pay attention and take action on these five issues, affecting vulnerable communities everywhere.🌎
What do you picture when you think "humanitarian aid"?
The reality of aid work is actually much different from what popular culture often portrays.
@WorldVision's @James_East explains more in this article for #WorldHumanitarianDay: https://t.co/CxA1JGt8gz
Fave moment of the Olympics so far. Barshim (Qatar) and Tamberi (Italy) were tied in the high-jump final. The official is there talking about a prospective jump-off, but Barshim asks immediately: "Can we have two golds?" One look, no words exchanged, they know they're sharing it.
We've pulled our scheduled tweets for the rest of today.
Instead, we ask that you please RT this.
Indian Residential Schools Survivors Society 1-800-721-0066
IRS National Crisis Line 1-866-925-4419
Distress Centre of Ottawa 613-238-3311
YSB Crisis Line 613-260-2360
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