Chilliwack SOGI123 Educational Q&A Evening

What Is SOGI123 | How does it affect our children.

Chilliwack, BC, saw the first successful educational/conversational event in Canada.

The format for the evening, was to have 3 well educated panellists from our community, available to speak, from each "camp":
- pro-SOGI123 & anti-SOGI123.

Speakers who appeared for the anti-SOGI camp were:
- Darrell Furgason, who was once a SD33 trustee
- Kaethe Jones, a retired Chilliwack school teacher & researcher. She helps parents with alternative and home school information.
- Kellie-Lynn Annette Pirie (aka Kenneth). Biological female, detransitioner and the founder of Detrans Alliance Canada https://www.detransalliancecanada.com

Speakers who appeared for the pro-SOGI camp were: NO ONE.

Invitation emails were sent to many who could speak on this. The first people invited on the pro-SOGI camp, were Chilliwack School Board Trustees (SD33), they being considered the most knowledgeable by the parents in our community. Since 5 of our 7 school trustees, are promoting SOGI in our schools, they were the ones, who should have been there to answer questions about the pros of this resource being implemented throughout classes from K to 12.

Specifically invited for the pro-SOGI side were:
Willow Reichelt, willow_reichelt@sd33.bc.ca, board chair
Carin Bondar, carin_bondar@sd33.bc.ca
Margaret Reid, margaret_reid@sd33.bc.ca
David Swankey, david_swankey@sd33.bc.ca
Teri Westerby, teri_westerby@sd33.bc.ca (Who is also the marketing director of Chilliwack Pride Society)

SD33 Superintendent:
Rohan Arul-Pragasam, rohan_arul-pragasam@sd33.bc.ca,
..and SD33 Assistant Superintendents:
Kirk Savage, kirk_savage@sd33.bc.ca
Paula Jordan, paula_jordan@sd33.bc.ca
David Manuel, david_manuel@sd33.bc.ca
.. were also sent invitations, to be on the panel, or send anyone they chose to sit on the panel on their behalf.

Once it became obvious, that the people above were not going to accept their invitations to join the forum, invitations were sent to many other people who are knowledgeable and of the pro-SOGI 'camp'.

Here is the original email invitation:

RE: Public Forum January 13, 2024

I am extending a personal invitation to you or a representative to join as a panellist or as an audience member on the evening of January 13, 2024. This event is dedicated to parents and others seeking additional information about the SOGI resources within our school district.

The main emphasis of the evening will be on panellists addressing questions from the audience, aiming to empower parents and community members to ask questions to both sides. This encourages an open and transparent exchange of truthful responses.

If you or a representative from your office would like to participate as a panellist, please reply to the attached email at protectourchildren88@proton.me at your earliest convenience.

Thank you.
Tracee,
(Organizer's name).

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Let's hope we see more of these across Canada in 2024 as people are asking for conversation regarding why SOGI123 is being implemented in education systems across Canada... what are the positives/negatives? Should we keep it, or do away with it?

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LINKS:

Gays Against Grooming Canada
https://gaysagainstgrooming.ca
Gays Against Grooming Canada is always looking for more volunteers to assist with conversations and events that we take part in across Canada. Consider joining us today. We are 'gays' and others, who have come together to protect childhood innocence in Canada.
Visit our webpage for contact information, and other social media links.

Detrans Alliance Canada
https://www.detransalliancecanada.com
My name is Kellie, my legal name is Kenneth.
I am my mother's baby girl and my father's only daughter. I was born in BC Canada. After my mother married an American I grew up in small town USA. Subsequent to their divorce, mom moved us back to Canada, where I graduated high school, acquired a post secondary education and worked in a wide array of professions. I first encountered trans ideology in 2002, succumbed to the enchantment of transitioning female to male in 2004, started testosterone in 2005, had a bilateral mastectomy in 2006 and a hysterectomy in 2008. My disenchantment with Genderology, as a religious movement, began in 2010. I fled from Vancouver's gender scene to return to long-haul trucking early 2011. Working in such a male dominated profession finally opened my eyes to the differences between men and women.
Attending the Vancouver CPATH conference in 2017 was my first introduction to the manner in which Genderology driven by Queer theory had taken over transition specific health care.

Chilliwack 1 Million March 4 Children
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1millionmarch4childrenchilliwack
The facebook group is still actively keeping parents informed on issues surrounding children in our community. If you're local to the area, consider joining.