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Letter to Party Leaders regarding the 35th anniversary of Canada's ratification of the UNCRC (13th Dec 2026) and National Child Day (20th November) (2 October 2026)

National Child Day November 20, 2026

Press Release - OCYA Announcement of Investigation (10 September 2026)

OCYA Report - "You Asked, We Told, Who Listened?" (10 September 2026)

OCYA Statutory Consultation of the Policy for the Prevention and Response to Sexual Misconduct by Employees (Sexual Misconduct Policy), Public Schools Branch (21 April 2026)

Press Release - PEI Child and Youth Advocate Releases Investigation Report into the Death of Olivia Rodd (9 July 2026) 

Olivia's Legacy: Protecting and Supporting Children is Everyone's Responsibility. An investigation into the death of Olivia Rodd (9 July 2026)                         

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We acknowledge we are working on the traditional territory of the Mi’kmaq people who have occupied this land for thousands of years. 

The Office of the Child and Youth Advocate is committed to working collaboratively with all Indigenous children, youth and their families. 

We acknowledge the harms of our colonial past and we are committed to improving relationships in the spirit of truth and reconciliation. 

We appreciate the opportunity to live and learn on these traditional lands in mutual respect and peace.

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Needing to express the pain... Sarah has painted.

There are 215 stars.

Three people from three groups of Indigenous peoples: First Nations, Inuit, and Métis.

There are three stages of life: childhood, adult, and Elder.

Made with love for all Residential School survivors and all children who never made it home.

Especially to the Mi’kmaq.

Painting of a moon and stars with three people from three groups of Indigenous peoples: First Nations, Inuit, and Métis.

Artist: Sarah Knockwood, Founding Member
Child and Youth Advisory Committee of the PEI Office of the Child and Youth Advocate. 
Shared with permission.

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