People for Public Education MB

09/12/2026

Be sure to check out the new series from education podcast Public Good, that focuses on education on the prairies.

In the first episode, hosts Shannon D.M. Moore and Justin Fraser interview Carla L. Peck and Kevin Lopuck about the weaponization of neutrality in education.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1fNE8Ev8rGUoaLIXohEhGy

08/31/2026

People for Public Education opposes Hanover School Division’s Foundations & Governance Policy AK: Responsible Use of Educational Resources.

Hanover School Division must rescind this policy. If the Division will not rescind the legislation, the Minister of Education must require the policy be amended or rescinded.

08/26/2026

School board elections are coming up on October 28. Check out our infographic below to learn about why school boards matter.

08/25/2026

People for Public Education opposes Hanover School Division’s proposed Policy JJ: Activism in Schools. Please read the attached letter to learn more about why this proposed policy needs to be rejected.

06/07/2026

Every child should feel safe and respected in their school and able to be their authentic self. Thank you to everyone marching today.

06/06/2026

Students and teachers deserve safe learning conditions, not sweltering classrooms where learning is impossible. Investment in school infrastructure is a must!
https://www.winnipegfreepress.com/local/2026/06/04/teaching-learning-are-unrealistic-expectations-in-intolerably-hot-classrooms

06/06/2026

04/25/2026

Check out our op-ed about children's rights published in the Winnipeg Free Press by People for Public Education's Shannon D.M. Moore and Melanie Janzen.

"The rights of children, as outlined by local, national and international policies and legislation, need to be preserved and protected to support their best interests. As we mark the anniversary of the Charter, let’s be reminded that while some would dismiss children’s rights as less important, they are essential in a diverse society."

https://www.winnipegfreepress.com/opinion/analysis/2026/04/23/childrens-rights-in-education