Do you or your organization have experience mentoring Indigenous youth? Do you want to explore the connection between Elders and youth? Are you willing to share your learning and hear what others have learned? Join us on Jan 30!
AYE has always had this amazing ripple effect. The youth presenters encourage, inspire and change the people who hear their stories, which then ripples out to more people feeling empowered to share their stories...
We want to create more opportunities for youth to show up, stand up and be heard, throughout our society. Support our organization and have your donation matched!
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Allison Duckchief was selected as one of 9 students for the first fellowship of its kind at MRU. We are thrilled that Allison will be using her research skills to help develop our next youth leadership programs.
We are happy to have Russ on the team, and excited about the vision he and partner-in-crime Shalome Hope are co-developing with youth for the mentorship program!
In watching the three of them easily joke and interact as friends, my heart is full in knowing that the program has led to this quality of connection.
We are searching for an energetic relationship builder and community leader to support the development of mentorship initiatives for youth and young adults in partnership with other community based organizations and change leaders across Treaty 7.
Marie-Beth joined our mentorship program as a volunteer mentor in June of 2018 and soon after really dived in as an avid supporter of the young leader she is paired with, Kayla.
Sandis Twoyoungmen first got introduced to Canada Bridges when he was a High School student at the Morley Community School.
There is something incredibly powerful about gathering for the purpose of lifting up other human beings.
Congratulations to the Siksika Suns Senior Girls Basketball team for earning the gold medal championship in the CHSSL 2018 league!