In an interview with CBC News, TVDSB Chair Lori-Ann Pizzolato noted how she was impressed by the Kingston Model for Youth Transit that I helped create with the Limestone District School Board (LDSB) back in 2012, especially in regard to its creation of equity.

During the recent TTC board meeting, item #11 was a Notice of Motion - A Step Towards Free Transit for Middle and High School Students – by Commissioner Dianne Saxe, seconded by Commissioner Paul Ainslie (For Action). It’s incredibly motivating to hear those from larger metropolitan hubs like Toronto citing the Kingston Transit Model and my work with Kingston Transit when fighting for youth transit and equity.

The Get on the Bus program has gained considerable traction, with communities across Ontario expressing interest in implementing similar initiatives. On June 6, 2023, I presented its model to the Region of Waterloo at a Planning and Works Committee meeting as a delegation.

On Monday, June 12th, 2023, at 1 pm EST, Small Change Fund and I hosted a webinar to discuss the importance and value of empowering youth through public transit. The speakers included community advocates, government officials, school board staff, key players, and, most importantly, youth who have benefited from the free bus pass program in Kingston.

As a seasoned professional in the field of sustainable leadership and social impact, I recently had the opportunity to guest lecture for the new Advanced Leadership for Social Impact Fellowship program at Queen's University.

In March, I had the privilege of being a part of a nationally broadcasted panel for EcoSchools. The panel was part of the EcoSummit 2023, which is an annual event hosted by EcoSchools Canada that brings together educators, students, and other stakeholders to discuss sustainability and environmental education.

In the modern world, waste management has become a growing concern. We produce tons of waste every day, and the majority of it ends up in landfills. But what if we could live in a world without trash? That's the question addressed in "A World Without Trash: Designing the Circular Economy”, a documentary I hosted and organized with YourTV Kingston.

The Farm Fresh Fundraiser program is a unique opportunity for schools, sports teams, and other community organizations to raise funds while supporting a local organic vegetable farm and a non-profit organization that promotes community building around food.