Most Read This Week In Poverty

[close] Study and discussion of the important questions and answers regarding poverty eradication.

[close] Literature that depicts the harsher side of life, but in a realistic manner.

[close] Welcome to the B.C. Human Rights Commissioner’s Book Club. Stories can be transformative. They can provide windows into someone else’s life or to explore our own experiences, and provide ways to foster empathy and inspire discussions on the big issue of our time. Each month, Commissioner Kasari Govender will select one book for adults and one book for preschool-aged children that can ignite conversations around human rights issues. Whether you’re new to human rights or a seasoned advocate, joining the book club will connect you to others who are also curious and hopeful for a better world—and will continue your lifelong learning about human rights. Each month, the Commissioner’s book selections will be posted on in this bookclub.

[close] Did you ever wonder what it was like to live in district 12. The poorest district in Panem where if you even so much as look at a peacekeeper funny you might be killed. After the mocking jay rebellion the Peacekeepers have gotten much stricter. The fence is patrolled daily from the outside which makes it much harder to get in and supplies are becoming harder to get so prices are raising. Resulting in many starving Seam children. Can you survive life in District 12? HUNGER GAMES MAY BE INCLUDED LATER