Social Awareness by Leading Edge Promo

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✨Lapel Pins for the social causes you believe in.✨

We've got pins for some major social causes like National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, MMIWG2S+, Pride, Pink Shirt Day, and supporting Ukrainians.

Find out more on our website!

About the Artist

Jil-Leesa GW is a graphic design artist based out of Sarnia, Ontario. A member of Aamjiwnaang First Nations located along the banks of the St Clair River and proudly counts herself among the Deer Clan.

Jil-Leesa receives a royalty from each shirt sold and a donation to programs for indigenous youths are also made

To learn more about Jil-Leesa and the meaning behind the design of the shirt https://leadingedgepromo.ca/product/indigenous-pink-bear-shirt/

Pink Shirt Day is February 25th, 2026!

Get an Indigenous Pink Bear Hoodie or Shirt to stand up against bullying!

Each item sold gives a royalty to the artist and a donation to programs for Indigenous youth.

Get yours at LeadingEdgePromo.ca

In Denmark, empathy has been a fixed part of the school curriculum since the 1990s. Every week, students take time to openly talk about their own experiences, work through conflicts, and actively practice compassion. The goal goes far beyond teaching good manners. It is about deliberately strengthening the parts of the brain responsible for emotional regulation and perspective-taking, with research showing that this regular training creates measurable long-term effects.

The results are striking. Denmark now has the lowest bullying rates in Europe and is consistently ranked among the happiest countries in the world. Empathy education clearly proves that emotional intelligence is not a soft extra, but a core pillar of a healthy and well-functioning society.