Author: Reese Estwick
Future Majority hosts Next Gen Leaders Debate
“Engagement with young people seems to be a low priority in Saskatchewan's political arena. Young people feel ignored by politicians and it ...Billie Eilish’s “scandal” shows body shaming still a problem
Eilish has said ... she dresses is such big and baggy clothes because she does not want to be sexualized or have ...Charting the course for a just transition to a sustainable city
“Climate change is going to disproportionately affect the most marginalized in the city – so you have to really think about that ...Religious bias, lost friends
“Every person should be accepted and loved by all regardless of who they are or who they love – religion should not ...Future Majority works to get out the vote in Saskatchewan’s 2020 election
“I think one of the most important things for politicians to note is that for the first time in our lifetime youth ...Struggling through pandemic work and school
“The Fall 2020 term has begun, and I still do not feel ready to begin the year-long distance learning adventure.”Victims Voices Regina is telling stories that matter
“Why do young girls get shamed for telling the truth, while boys are praised and cover it up?”Online for Fall 2020: what students expect
"I can identify both positives and negatives regarding my learning.”How I keep calm: family time
“through quarantine I have gained a new perspective – family really is all you need.”Loosening the reins on COVID precautions
“The health and safety of myself and others is more important than going out and having a good time.”
