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‘Every child matters’: This young reporter shares a reminder to wear orange on Sept. 30
Nfld. & Labrador·On Your StreetTen-year-old Paulusie Naluktuk designed a T-shirt for Orange Shirt Day, which helps educate people about Canada’s residential schoolsOrange Shirt Day recognizes survivors of residential schools CBC N.L. · Posted: Sep 29, 2020 6:00 AM NT | Last Updated: September 29Ten-year-old Paulusie Naluktuk wearing his winning T-shirt design. (CBC) Wednesday is Orange…
Nfld. & Labrador·On Your Street
Ten-year-old Paulusie Naluktuk designed a T-shirt for Orange Shirt Day, which helps educate people about Canada's residential schools
Orange Shirt Day recognizes survivors of residential schools
CBC N.L. ·
Wednesday is Orange Shirt Day — an annual event held on Sept. 30 to raise awareness of the impact of residential schools on Indigenous children.
In this week's segment of On Your Street, 10-year-old Paulusie Naluktuk reminds everyone to wear orange for the day, and shows his winning T-shirt design.
Paulusie's design was chosen as the winning entry in a contest put off by 1988 Designs, a clothing and apparel business located in Conception Bay South.
About 220 shirts featuring Paulusie's design were sold, with $5 from each sale donated to First Light.
Paulusie received $1 from each sale and he's been spending his well-deserved earnings on lots of new books.
See Paulusie's story here:
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