Talk to A Stranger Week

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Talk To A Stranger Week is a campaign intended to educate, empower, and catalyze Canadians about the many benefits of Talking To Strangers. For decades we have told Canadians and people around the world not to talk to strangers, when the research suggests that it may be a valuable way to increase happiness, feel a greater sense of belonging, build trust and create safer communities.

This November 20-26, maybe you would consider talking to a stranger for the first time or a little more than you already do, because you now recognize the impact that it can have on your health and happiness...and theirs. You're encouraged to be part of the campaign and share about your experience by filling out a questionnaire on their website.

Talk To A Stranger Week is brought to you by the good folks at The GenWell Project, Canada's Human Connection Movement. For more information and resources including "Techniques for Talking to Strangers", check out their website. ​