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Lost and Found Stories
A Digital Exhibit of
Kids' Pandemic Stories
through drawing, writing,
poetry, and videos
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Pandemic
Aleeza, age 11, Ontario
Owen, age 8, Alberta
Owen, age 8, Alberta
Spencer, 8, Alberta
Flu Shots
Spencer, age 8, Alberta
Morgan, 7, Alberta
Morgan, age 7, Alberta
Melissa, mom of Quinten and Esme, age 3, Ontario
Our Pandemic Experience
Our Pandemic Experience
Evan and Oscar, age 4, Ontario
Evan and Isla, age 7, Ontario
Jennifer and Angus, age 2, Ontario
Paige and Oden, age 2, Ontario
Nolan, age 8, Alberta
Nolan, age 8, Alberta
Hope, 7, Alberta
Hope, age 7, Alberta
Natalie, age 8, Alberta
Natalie, age 8, Alberta
Cadence, age 8, Alberta
Cadence, age 8, Alberta
Alexandria, Alberta
AlexandriaAlberta
Logan, 9, Alberta
Logan, age 9, Alberta
Lily, 9, Alberta
Lily, age 9, Alberta
Hunter, age 6, Alberta
Hunter, age 6, Alberta
Bentley, age 8, Alberta
Roblox
Bentley, age 8, Alberta
Haileigh, age 6, Alberta
Haileigh, age 6, Alberta
Brittany and Piper, age 3, Ontario
Skylin, age 9, Ontario
Skylin, age 9, Ontario
Sebastian, age 8, Ontario
Sebastian, age 8, Ontario
Workshops
Workshops
Marcello, age 11, Ontario
Workshops
Workshops
Gemma and Marcello, age 8 and 11, Ontario
Everly, age 11, Ontario
Everly, age 11, Ontario
Elliott, age 7, Ontario
Casper, age 5, Ontario
Aubrey, age 10, Ontario
Aubrey, age 10, Ontario
Perse, age 13, Ontario
Alice Persephone, age 13, Ontario
Lily (age 8) and Avery, Ontario
Lily, age 8, Ontario
Maya, age 8, Ontario
Niya, age 5, Ontario
Marjin, age 8, Ontario
Marjin, age 8, Ontario
Evelyna, age 7, Ontario
Evelyna, age 7, Ontario
Edith, age 5, Ontario
Stella, age 7, Ontario
Sophie, age 8, Ontario
Sophie, age 8, Ontario
Sadie, age 10, Ontario
Sadie, age 10, Ontario
River, age 5, Ontario
Poppy, age 7, Ontario
Poppy, age 7, Ontario
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About Us
Lost & Found is a national storytelling project, led by the Canadian Children's Literacy Foundation. It was created to give Canadian kids a platform to showcase their COVID-19 stories.

For children and their families, the pandemic has been a struggle.

Lockdown measures have affected children's mental and physical health, educational attainment and connections to community.

Designed in collaboration with a diverse coalition of mental health and child-serving organizations, the Lost & Found project helps children connect with their emotions and experiences, which allows them to better understand and engage with their communities.

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