Innovating Canada
youth
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Promoting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Through the Joy of Sailing
In 1998, the Broad Reach Foundation for Youth Leaders was formed to increase diversity, and inclusion in the Toronto sailing community.
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Q&A with Canada’s Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food
The Honourable Marie-Claude Bibeau shares why it's important for youth to enter the agriculture sector and what challenges the industry is currently facing
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Protecting Canada’s Forests Through Personal Action
With roots planted deeply in conservation education programming, the Canadian Wildlife Federation (CWF) has always been a national leader in youth engagement.
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How Women in STEM Can Inspire the Next Generation
The Canadian Association of Girls in Science gives women in STEM the chance to inspire and engage young girls in the field.
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The Science Speaks for Itself: Exciting Relief Options for Children’s Eczema
When atopic dermatitis causes our babies and children to suffer from itchy, dry, and inflamed skin, probiotics are providing a new option for scientifically demonstrated relief.
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A World of Possibilities — and the Chance to Change the World
Demonstrating the excitement of engineering and improving equity, diversity, and inclusion will help attract more students to the field.
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Big changes for first-year engineering at USask
The most innovative first-year engineering program in Canada launches this fall at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) College of Engineering. We call it RE-ENGINEERED.
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Promoting and Empowering Young Women and Girls in STEM Careers
Only 24.5 percent of engineering students in Canada are women. Of this small number, only 12.8 percent continue to pursue a career in engineering.
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Q&A with Canada’s First Female in Space on her experience and the value of diversity
Being the first Canadian woman in space, Dr. Roberta Bondar has paved way for many after. She believes multi-dimensional diversity is the future of STEM.
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Women Leaders of Tomorrow Need Better Education Now
The pandemic is impacting everyone, but girls and women are bearing the brunt of the burden. Plan International Canada is mobilizing to address the crisis. Economic empowerment for girls and women across the globe begins with education — from elementary-level schooling to financial literacy and entrepreneurship training. In impoverished communities, the work of organizations like...
