WORKSHOP PART 1: Climate Action Youth Policy Jam
Policy Jam hosted by Youth Climate Lab (YCL). This session will be a dynamic space for youth to connect and learn about climate action in their local community and beyond and to explore creative solutions of youth in just and climate resilient spaces.
WORKSHOP PART 2: Climate Action Youth Policy Jam PART 2
In this workshop we will focus on the conclusion and lessons from Workshop 1 (for anyone that was unable to join) as well as focus on the power of storytelling (how to leverage their storytelling skills), discovering your potential and voice as well as how to get involved in your local community.
BIO: Jasveen (she/her) is a climate educator from the prairies. Her work centres around environmental justice, intersectional environmentalism and ensuring that youth are involved in decision-making. She holds a B.Sc. from Dalhousie University in Biology and Sustainability and has experience working in ocean conservation, polar policy and education. Jasveen has been named a Top 30 Environmental Educator by NAAEE, Top 25 Environmentalist by Starfish and holds a Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteers from the Governor General of Canada. She also serves on the Governance board for the Canadian Ocean Literacy Council.
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. This session will be a dynamic space for youth to connect and learn about climate action in their local community and beyond and to explore creative solutions of youth in just and climate resilient spaces.WORKSHOP PART 2: Climate Action Youth Policy Jam PART 2In this workshop we will focus on the conclusion and lessons from Workshop 1 (for anyone that was unable to join) as well as focus on the power of storytelling (how to leverage their storytelling skills), discovering your potential and voice as well as how to get involved in your local community.BIO: Jasveen (she/her) is a climate educator from the prairies. Her work centres around environmental justice, intersectional environmentalism and ensuring that youth are involved in decision-making. She holds a B.Sc. from Dalhousie University in Biology and Sustainability and has experience working in ocean conservation, polar policy and education. Jasveen has been named a Top 30 Environmental Educator by NAAEE, Top 25 Environmentalist by Starfish and holds a Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteers from the Governor General of Canada. She also serves on the Governance board for the Canadian Ocean Literacy Council.&source=https://dmluoj0wft2i7.cloudfront.net/thumbnails/media_slide_16x9/cdn/images/625ece4d30b77.png "LinkedIn")
. This session will be a dynamic space for youth to connect and learn about climate action in their local community and beyond and to explore creative solutions of youth in just and climate resilient spaces.WORKSHOP PART 2: Climate Action Youth Policy Jam PART 2In this workshop we will focus on the conclusion and lessons from Workshop 1 (for anyone that was unable to join) as well as focus on the power of storytelling (how to leverage their storytelling skills), discovering your potential and voice as well as how to get involved in your local community.BIO: Jasveen (she/her) is a climate educator from the prairies. Her work centres around environmental justice, intersectional environmentalism and ensuring that youth are involved in decision-making. She holds a B.Sc. from Dalhousie University in Biology and Sustainability and has experience working in ocean conservation, polar policy and education. Jasveen has been named a Top 30 Environmental Educator by NAAEE, Top 25 Environmentalist by Starfish and holds a Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteers from the Governor General of Canada. She also serves on the Governance board for the Canadian Ocean Literacy Council. "Facebook")