March on the Move: Teqare’s Biggest Month Yet with SchoolNet

March 2025 was nothing short of incredible for our SchoolNet partnership. It was our busiest and most impactful month to date — reaching 1,450 participants across 15 First Nations in just a four weeks. Our team hit the road and took to the skies to deliver interactive, empowering workshops that sparked important conversations in every classroom and community.

Where We Went:

Throughout March, our facilitators visited:

• Pinaymootang School

• Lake Manitoba First Nation (Treaty 2)

• Fisher River Cree Nation High School

• Keeseekoowenin Ojibway Nation

• Tataskweyak Cree Nation (Split Lake)

• Fox Lake Cree Nation

• Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation (Nelson House)

• Cross Lake Band of Indians (Pimicikamak)

• Southeast Collegiate (Winnipeg)

• York Factory First Nation

• Red Sucker Lake First Nation

• Garden Hill First Nation

• St. Theresa Point First Nation

• Churchill (KTC Regional Event)

• Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation

What We Delivered:

This month, we brought out two of our most requested sessions:

• 21 Digital Safety & Scam Prevention Workshops

• 6 Financial Literacy & City Life Skills Workshops

From spotting phishing scams to understanding how credit works, students left with hands-on knowledge they can use right away — all delivered through sessions designed to be relevant, engaging, and community focused.

Our Team on the Ground:

Kisis, Skylar, and Tyler worked tirelessly throughout the month to ensure each session made a difference. Their dedication to every school and community was felt in every room they stepped into.

Some highlights from the month:

Tyler traveled to Churchill to present at the KTC Education Conference, delivering a few inspiring workshops on Cyber Safety and Financial literacy / City Life Skills

Kisis and Tyler drove over 2,500 km throughout northern Manitoba, covering multiple First Nations in a single trip. Their commitment and teamwork made it possible to reach schools that had been waiting eagerly for these workshop’s.

Skylar continued to build strong connections with youth, helping participants feel confident about navigating both online spaces and real-life responsibilities.

The Bigger Picture:

We’re proud of what March represents: more reach, more impact, and deeper community connection. Every single session reminded us why this work matters. Youth are walking away from these workshops more informed, more confident, and more prepared to take on the world around them — both online and offline.

As we head into April, we’re more committed than ever to bringing this energy into every community we visit.

Take Care, With Teqare.