A 6-year-old girl has launched an initiative of her own to help in the Black Lives Matter movement.

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"I started learning about just how bad gender-based violence was in Canada and how many women were fleeing their abuser in the middle of the night with nothing."

“The program here is amazing. The tools that I found most impactful were mindfulness tools."

“I use art as a tool to hold on to my heritage," said Jamaican-born artist Krystal Ball.

“I encourage people to tap into that fighter within, however that looks for you and I don’t mean that in a violent way,“ explained former boxer, Yvette Raposo

Toronto Soup Co. has been a rich learning experience personally for Sara Schwartz Geller, deepening her understanding of how great the need is in Toronto.

This wish has fueled Lilly’s close-knit family to make 500 hair scrunchies, raising more than $2800 to date with a goal of $10,000 and all proceeds going directly to the Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada.

Between September and June, students will be introduced to skills in team building, communication, job searching and problem-solving.

“I think we are all attracted to things that appeal to our inner nature and I have always had the nature of a fighter."