The Children’s Clean Air Network
The Children’s Clean Air Network has a mission to make idling in Halifax as socially unacceptable as cigarette smoking. CCAN, … Continue reading The Children’s Clean Air Network
The Children’s Clean Air Network has a mission to make idling in Halifax as socially unacceptable as cigarette smoking. CCAN, … Continue reading The Children’s Clean Air Network
SWITCH is a youth-driven organization determined in making positive global environmental change. We strive to expand the use of renewable … Continue reading SWITCH – The Solar and Wind Initiatives Towards Change
HITCH is a youth-run organization dedicated to advocating for more sustainable transportation in Caledon and other suburbs around the GTA … Continue reading HITCH (Help Improve Transit in Caledon Hills)
The Science Fair Foundation BC serves to support, organize, stage and fund-raise for Science Fairs in BC. This extends to … Continue reading Science Fair Foundation of British Columbia
The Sierra Youth Coalition is hiring a new National Director!
Job Classification: Minimum 2 Year contract, full-time
Deadline for application: April 23, 2007
Start Date: Mid-May 2007
Salary: Negotiable based on experience
Location: SYC National Office, Ottawa, Ontario
Background
The Sierra Youth Coalition (SYC) is a Canada-wide, diverse non-profit organization created by youth for youth. We serve as the youth arm of the Sierra Club of Canada and it remains an integral part of the Sierra Club. Through grassroots action, we address environmental and social sustainability, working towards happy people on a healthy planet. Formed in 1996, the SYC began with a vision of involving Canadian youth in pressing environmental issues. We have since grown into a national youth environmental coalition with members in all regions of Canada, and local groups operating out of schools, universities and communities across the country.
The Sierra Youth Coalition is a dynamic source of inspiration, resources and community for youth in Canada. Our core membership includes over three hundred youth and our network spans thousands of Canadians. We have staff working from coast to coast in Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Saskatoon and Vancouver, and our volunteers are located in countless more cities and regions. Our two major projects, Sustainable Campuses and Community Youth Action, are targeted towards youth of university age and high school age respectively. We also work on several volunteer campaigns.
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A University of Waterloo-based research network says scientific evidence of the effects of air pollution on human health and the … Continue reading UW-based research network launches plan to fight air pollution
The British Columbia Conservation Corps (BCCC) is an exciting new program that provides work opportunities for students and recent graduates … Continue reading B.C. Conservation Corps
The Manitoba Student Transportation Network is a vehicle trip reduction program designed to encourage high school and university students to … Continue reading The Manitoba Student Transportation Network
The decision to hire a person to direct campus sustainability represents a significant step toward developing the awareness, policies and … Continue reading Greeing the campus
Farmland may long since have disappeared from Mississauga, but a local environmental group is going to try to build a link between the city’s young people and the land.
The Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation announced yesterday that it is funding a $106,000 pilot project to raise students’ awareness in Peel Region of how food is grown.
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Shawn was a volunteer for thegreenpages.ca way back in 2002. Thanks to the Internet, we tracked him down to see … Continue reading From Ottawa, to Edmonton, and back to Montreal…
Singer-songwriter Sarah Harmer joined university students this week to remind musicians they have the tools to save the environment. Help … Continue reading Help from Sarah Harmer