Thinking CC


My artifact is a letter to the Premier of Alberta that goes in depth about the negatives of bill 9 and the impact it could have on the mental health of LGBTQ+ but particularly trans youth.
While I was writing my letter, I experienced growth and progression in both thinking cc and communication cc. I demonstrated in depth research while learning about bill 9 and I had to go though articles with an unbiased opinion and ensure that the information I was collecting was correct and respectful. I feel that the biggest lesson I learned throughout this allyship project was how through opposing laws that you find unjust and challenging the legal system as a young person, you are learning how to fight injustice in a peaceful and educational way that presents concise facts and statistics that override someone’s opinion on a situation.
I showed my learning by being able to analyze my thinking and make judgements, throughout this project I was able to examine the statistics on trans youth mental health in Canada and make the judgment that bill 9 would result in a further increase of suicide rates based on the restrictions on expression. I was able to expand my learning by taking information given to me and make my own opinions as well as contrast the thinking of the Alberta Government and provide a different perspective on this pressing issue. Overall, I would enjoy going more in depth in terms of all social justice issues because when young people take legal action it leaves a massive impact.








