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Abundance Fellowship Mentorship
To support our Abundance Fellowship fellows, we are launching the Youth Harbour Mentorship Program, seeking 50 individuals with professional or lived experience to mentor our Abundance fellows and alumni. The program will begin in March 2025, and a mentor roster will be shared as a resource for our young grantees to receive guidance and insights for their climate leadership.
Mentor Areas of Expertise:
Project Management
Team Leadership and Staff Management
Financial Compliance
Grant Writing and Funding Acquisition
Impact Reporting
Brand Development, Storytelling, and Marketing
Internal Structures, Policies, and Legal Compliance
Deadline: January 31, 2025
Time Commitment: 1-4 hours per month for one year, starting in March 2025
Location: Virtual
Rise
Apathy is Boring
Deadline: January 23, 2025
An initiative under Canada Service Corps, RISE helps young people co-create community projects and contribute to strengthening our civic and democratic fabric by engaging on topics that interest them.
RISE is developing projects in 8 cities across Canada: Edmonton, Calgary, Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Halifax, and Vancouver.
It's a 15-week program where youth sit with an idea and bring it to life! RISE provides youth with the skills, tools, knowledge, and resources (a 4k budget) needed to create real change in their communities.
Map the system Canada
Deadline: January 31, 2025
Map the System is a global competition that asks students and educators to think differently about social and environmental change. The competition challenges participants to use a systems lens to research a specific social or environmental issue. Participants are then expected to compellingly articulate their findings in a way that engages audiences and promotes understanding.
Map the System is about using a systems-thinking approach to practice changemaking by demonstrating a deep understanding of a pressing social or environmental challenge. This is not a pitch competition, but rather a discovery process for students of any discipline who have an interest in social and environmental change. Students will delve deep into an issue that matters to them and will take the time to explore, probe and research all its connecting elements and factors – later sharing their findings with the world.
