ACP/DiscoverU - Saskatoon

Open to everyone. Respect required.

A Guided Discussion on the Alex Pretti Shooting
Conversations about rights are rarely simple—especially when fear, safety, and political beliefs collide.
In this session, we’ll explore the question many people are asking after the Alex Pretti shooting:
What did he have the right to do—and where do responsibility and limits come in?
This is not a debate to win and not a space for blame. It’s a facilitated discussion designed to examine both political perspectives with curiosity, respect, and critical thinking.
We’ll explore:

• How different political viewpoints define individual rights
• Where personal safety, self-defense, and public responsibility intersect
• How fear, threat perception, and context shape decisions
• The difference between legal rights, moral responsibility, and emotional reactions
• Why people can look at the same situation and reach very different conclusions

What this event is:
✔ Open-minded
✔ Respectful
✔ Thought-provoking
✔ Focused on understanding, not convincing
What this event is not:
✖ A political rally
✖ A judgment space
✖ A place for personal attacks or absolutes
You don’t need to come with answers—just a willingness to listen, reflect, and engage thoughtfully.
NOTE: This event is posted in multiple cities. You won’t be the only one attending.

Come share your voice, hear others, and leave with fresh insights!

Have you ever wondered why people think, communicate, and make decisions so differently?
In this interactive session, we’ll explore the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and what it reveals about personality—not as a box to put people in, but as a tool for understanding.
We’ll cover:
· What MBTI is (and what it isn’t)
· What each letter really means:
E / I – How we gain energy
S / N – How we take in information
T / F – How we make decisions
J / P – How we approach structure and flexibility
· Why two people can experience the same situation and walk away with completely different perspectives
· How personality differences impact communication, conflict, relationships, and teamwork
· How understanding personality can reduce frustration, assumptions, and unnecessary conflict
This isn’t about labeling yourself or others—it’s about awareness. When you understand how you’re wired, you can communicate more clearly, set better boundaries, and navigate relationships with less tension and more compassion.
What to expect:
✔ Simple explanations (no psychology degree required)
✔ Real-life examples
✔ Group discussion and reflection
✔ A practical framework you can actually use
Whether you’re curious about yourself, struggling to understand someone close to you, or just love personal growth, this session will give you new language—and new insight.
NOTE: This event is posted in multiple cities. You won’t be the only one attending.