As Vice President of External Affairs, I am required to attend various meetings, gatherings, protests, and parades. As a representative of students, or perhaps communities, I should be an active member. On May 10, I participate in the “CUPE Education Day of Action” in front of Regina’s Legislative Building. It was an objection to Saskatchewan’s inadequate educational system. It was impressive despite the fact that many experienced or near-retirement-age teachers, administrators, and school members complained about the conditions. The negative impact of pandemonium on educational quality necessitates fundamental changes for the welfare of school members and students. As a student of Educational Leadership, I also found the discussions to be quite engaging. I hope that this educational community will take some very effective steps.

I was honoured to volunteer to assist with Iftar on four Fridays during Ramadan. I enjoy assisting and serving others. It was truly fascinating and spiritually uplifting. Additionally, there were numerous food and beverage options, and it was extremely satisfying when I was able to assist Muslims who were fasting and breaking their fast after a long day. It was a pleasant experience. I would like to express our gratitude to the University of Regina Student Union.

I attended the Racism and Discrimination Summit on Friday, April 29th, 2022. I liked it, and from my perspective, I could also express my true feelings. There were numerous new ideas to share, and I met a number of new people, including Mayer “Sandra Masters” and “Pauline Streete,” both of whom I found to be strong, successful women who were truly inspirational. I’d like to attend more of these meetings because they bring together a diverse group of people and races who freely discussed a variety of topics.