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Métis Speaker Series Episode 2: Rebuilding Through Leadership with Shaughn Davoren
In this episode of our Métis Speaker Series, we ask Shaughn Davoren how we go about decolonizing leadership. Shaughn shares advice as to how we can amplify Métis culture in leadership roles and help youth understand leadership as a practice rather than an official role. Read More NT5
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Métis Youth British Columbia Launches Eighth Annual Métis Youth Role Model Campaign
Métis Youth British Columbia (MYBC) is proud to announce the 8th Annual Métis Youth Role Model Campaign. The campaign focuses on youth achievements and celebrates Métis Youth role models in our Métis communities. Métis Youth Role Models promote healthy lifestyles, Métis culture and awareness; strengthen Métis identity and are actively involved in their community. Last […]
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MNBC: Call for Submissions | Resilient Roots: Issue #3
MNBC’s Métis Youth Mental Health and Wellness Initiative is seeking submissions for the third issue of Resilient Roots: Métis Mental Health and Wellness magazine! This magazine works to raise Métis voices and perspectives and to engage in topics around mental health and wellness. We welcome anybody who is interested to submit content! This magazine is […]
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New program prepares Indigenous youth to be entrepreneurs – Prince George Daily News
December 8, 2021 A new program at the College of New Caledonia (CNC) will guide entrepreneurial-minded Indigenous youth on how to take their business ideas from concept to reality. The LaKles Way-hut: Business Start-Up for Indigenous Youth program provides students with 12 weeks of training in entrepreneurship, skills for success, occupational, life skills, digital marketing, […]
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New program prepares Indigenous youth to be entrepreneurs – CNC
A new program at the College of New Caledonia (CNC) will guide entrepreneurial-minded Indigenous youth on how to take their business ideas from concept to reality. The LaKles Way-hut: Business Start-Up for Indigenous Youth program provides students with 12 weeks of training in entrepreneurship, skills for success, occupational, life skills, digital marketing, and cultural awareness […]
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Attention Tahltan Youth Ages 19-29: Association for Mineral Exploration (AME) Roundup
CALLING YOUTH AGES 19-29! Are you interested in attending the Association for Mineral Exploration (AME) Roundup in Vancouver? Tahltans have the opportunity to learn about the mineral exploration and mining industry, meet and network with industry members, attend meetings, panel discussions and more. All expenses including travel, hotel, and other allowances will be paid by […]
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First-ever Métis Youth Parliamentary Forum Taking Place at the Provincial Legislature in Victoria, BC
On September 22, Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) announced the first-ever Métis Youth (MY) Parliamentary Forum taking place at the Provincial Legislature in Victoria, BC, on February 4th– 6th, 2022. In this inaugural gathering, like-minded Métis Youth will exchange ideas and debate issues of importance to them and learn how to confidently bring those issues […]
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Sober(er) for October: Youth Are Motivating Youth to Make Healthy Choices
Oct 29, 2021 Being a young person can be exciting and fun-filled, but it can also be stressful and challenging. Many of us are thriving, making positive choices, and working toward our futures – while others are struggling. Mental health issues and problematic substance use are common challenges for youth. If we want to help […]
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Youth to help shape the future of B.C. through new council
Oct. 6, 2021 VICTORIA – The next generation of B.C.’s leaders will have a new platform to help shape government policy and priorities through the creation of the StrongerBC Young Leaders Council. The council, which will be made up of youth 14 to 26, will provide direct and ongoing feedback to Brittny Anderson, the Premier’s special adviser […]
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BC Government: Supports extended for youth from care
Sept. 23, 2021 VICTORIA – Eligible youth and young adults who have transitioned from government care will continue to benefit from more flexible access to the Agreements with Young Adults (AYA) program, as government extends COVID-19 emergency measures to March 2022. “All youth transitioning to adulthood need support and strong relationships to help them thrive, […]
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