

AN ALL-AGES INTERACTIVE OUTDOOR CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE
IN SOLIDARY WITH #EVERYCHILDMATTERS

PURPOSEFUL LITERACY & NUMERACY
SYNC WITH AN INTEGRATIVE APPROACH TO CROSS-CURRICULAR LEARNING
language of the land on which we stand.
EQUITY . INCLUSION . DECOLONIZATION
re-imagined
NIA:WEN (SPECIAL THANK YOU) TO BORELSON & DOLO THE GIFTED ---YOUR LIVE PRESENTATION AT OUR PEACE FESTIVAL 2024 WAS WELL LOVED --- SO MUCH FUN. NIA:WEN. THANK YOU.
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COFFEE
QUIZ.
🌍 Community Trivia Challenge:
Question:
Which African country is widely recognized as the birthplace of coffee — one of the world’s most traded commodities and a daily ritual for millions around the world, including right here in Belleville?
A. Kenya
B. Ghana
C. Ethiopia
D. South Africa

🕊️ Hint: The answer is tied to a rich cultural heritage and centuries-old farming practices that are often undervalued in global trade.

THIS SEPTEMBER...
Join us at the Hill Pavilion in Belleville, ON for Our Peace Festival — a signature outdoor “edu-tainment” experience rooted in truth, creativity, and collective healing. This gathering brings together Black, Indigenous, People of Colour, and White ally artists, innovators, educators, wellness advocates, and community leaders to co-create a vibrant space for learning, connection, and action.
We stand in solidarity with #EveryChildMatters and the #RedDressAlert, honouring the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous and Melanated Peoples.
With a unique zoom-in and zoom-out approach, we invite our community to move beyond fear and toward reconciliation — through relationship repair, curiosity, and humble confidence. Together, we believe true peace and freedom are possible.
The work we do at Our Peace Festival supports local school boards and educators in approaching #OrangeShirtDay and other equity initiatives with deeper care, competence, and courage.
Mark your calendar. & Stay tuned.
Saturday, September 20th, 2025 & Sunday, September 21st, 2025
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