"It was very heavy at times," said the 21-year-old from southern Ontario.
"I was doing online teaching from home and watching youth at home, trying to connect with them and help them through a pretty isolating time," he said. Robb said he noticed a growing need for youth to gain some life experience before making decisions about their future. Howl, he said, "follows some of the calls to action through education and creating awareness for young people, who need it the most.""Family members are not even ready to share their experience with their own family," he said. "By creating this program where we take you to see a residential school — to hear from residential school survivors who are ready to share their story — deepens their knowledge.
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