That's right! You said it. These pages are dedicated to all of the participants in the Sharing Resources 2000 project. We all have a voice, let's use it!

Kristina Powell River, BC Kristina remembers Kemptville See Story	Joey Grand Prairie, AB Thoughts on two very different conferences. See story
Renee Regina,SK Renee and her group from Jouvence wrote a poem that is sure to make you smile! See poem	Krista Toronto, ON Krista writes to Oprah... See the letter
Pytor Calgary, AB Pytor speaks his mind in a Letter to the Editor regarding the article "Kids not being grown up to make grown up decisions". See Story	Sarah Toronto, Ontario To make our schools and society safe, we need to shift the focus from fixing the "losers" through stricter gun laws, metal detectors, armed police and militant parents to changing the attitudes and behaviour of the "in-crowd". See Story
Nic Duffield, AB ...there's some cool stuff on Oprah. See Story	Stoney Toronto, Ontario Check out Stoney'sLetter to the Editor published in the Toronto Star See Story
Kristy St. John's, NF In Canada the gap between the rich and the poor is a silent but irrationally growing threat on our prosperity. See Story	Nanette (voted "Most Unique"&"Most Likely to go Crazy and Shoot up the school) Grand Falls, New Brunswick I must say, that when I first heard about the shootings in Colorado, I really didn't react with any empathy... See story
Kristin Vancouver, BC Sheila Baxter is an anti-poverty activist from Vancouver, who has written 4 books on poverty and homelessness. Sheila came to the SR2000 conference in Banff, and spoke about her book "A Child is Not a Toy". Listening to the voices of children living in poverty, as people read aloud from Sheila's book, was a powerful and moving experience. See Story

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