If you registered for the 2024 Bishop's Forum, check your email! We've sent a required form to fill out in order for you to be granted admission to the Forum. Please check your emails and fill it out by July 21st in order to be accepted! Look for a "ubishops" email.

If you are interested in participating, we invite you to register at before February 10th, 2024. Any questions can be directed to our Assistant Director Sonia Patenaude at spatenau@ubishops.ca. We hope to see you!.

Over the course of one day, Bishop’s Forum Lite will feature two speakers, along with free networking breakfast and lunch. Young leaders will be able to ask questions, speak directly with community leaders, and have their voices heard.

The 2024 Bishop's Forum would like to extend an invitation to you! This year marks the first Bishop's Forum Lite, a one-day reunion and networking event created to give a glimpse into our larger experience.

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Director @yolandejames kicked off the sixth edition of the @BishopsForum tonight - we’re so excited to hear our participants’ ideas about how we can build a stronger Quebec! #bishopsforum #wearequebecers @UBishops

In just a week's time we'll be welcoming the 2022 Bishop's Forum participants for inspiring and engaging conversations & connections - and we're looking forward to learning how today's youth leaders are driving positive change in #quebec. #bishopsforum #wearequebecers @UBishops

English-speaking youth in Quebec, tonight’s the night! Join us on Instagram live at 7pm! Meet @BishopsForum Director @yolandejames and past participants, plus get a sneak peek at the exciting 2022 Forum program!

Quebec's English-speaking youth are invited to Bishop’s Forum’s Instagram live June 27, 7pm! Meet Forum Director @yolandejames, preview the 2022 program and ask your questions - plus hear from past participants about their Forum experience. Join us!

The 6th Bishop’s Forum is Aug 12-17! A civic leadership institute for English-speaking #quebec youth 18-26, it’s a unique opportunity to connect with peers. Expand your network, engage with inspiring speakers and be motivated to lead change!

What a privilege to meet these bright, creative, empathetic young leaders of Quebec’s English-speaking community. We can’t wait to see what you do next! #wearequebecers #BishopsForum @BishopsForum @UBishops.

Participants delivered well-reasoned, engaging and inspiring presentations on #languageissues, #education, #politics and #leadership, #sustainability, access to services and employment, #youthengagement and #EDI equity, diversity and inclusion.

@BishopsForum 2021 has drawn to a close. After a final workshop on mental health and self-awareness, it was time for the mock parliamentary commissions - the culmination of all the teams’ hard work, collaboration and research over the last few days.

Our evening ended with listening and learning, with journalist @Osmich and Elder Vicky Boldo as we reflected on the weight and import of words through stories and excerpts from @CBCMontreal @cbcpodcasts Telling Our Twisted Histories.

through lunch and into the afternoon before we heard from municipal candidates @BalaramaHolness, Lyssa Paquette and France Stohner about what piqued their interest in politics and why they decided to run for office to better their communities. 3/4

and motivated participants to engage and lead in their own communities. @WillProsper and France Stohner led a conversation with participants about anti-racism in what can feel like turbulent times. The morning’s discussions and questions were so good, they continued 2/4

Our day began with journalist and author Lise Ravary, who offered insights on the implications of Bill 96 for Quebecers. Panelists from community groups @Y4YQuebec, CHSSN, @pert_qc, @QCGN and @YESMontreal shared what inspired them to become #communityadvocates 1/4

Inspiring youth - today’s leaders - to get involved in their communities through action and engagement at this morning’s @BishopsForum panel session w/ @Y4YQuebec, CHSSN, @YESMontreal, @pert_qc & @QCGN.

We capped off Day 1 with the ever-popular @CBCMontreal Trivia Night, featuring some pretty stiff competition - well done to the winners!

Marion Sandilands explored the legal nuances of Bill 96 and what it means for Quebecers.