Our LEVEL Youth Policy Program participants met in Victoria, B.C. for their fourth module. #YPP2024 cohort members Shelby-Lynn Soney and Savannah Sutherland share their thoughts on their experience. Read our latest blog to learn more:

In our third #YPP2024 module, guest speakers Andrea Reimer (@andreareimer) and Aslam Bulbulia (@MosesGuy) gave us a lot to think about when it comes to holding power and creating change. Cohort members Oceania and Toluwanimi share their thoughts:

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Our #YPP2024 cohort recently had the opportunity to hear from Indigenous guest speakers Kory Wilson and Tara Marsden who are using their lived experiences to support their policy work. Cohort members Juan Treviño and Katisha Paul share their takeaways:

Coming up this Friday!. The Inclusion Project will bring together youth and community leaders to engage in dialogue on systemic change and create avenues for intergenerational networking. Learn more and register now:

Our Youth Policy Program has started! 🥳. As our #YPP2024 cohort begin on this transformative journey, fellow members Fatima Elmasry and Prisca Egbebiyi offer some reflections in our latest blog post:

Introducing our 2024 Youth Policy Program cohort! 🥳. Over six months, they will be introduced to key concepts in public policy , different levels of government, and how to gain support to work towards systems change. Get to know our #YPP2024 cohort:

Opportunity alert! 📣. Applications are open for @FdnBlkComm's Big Ideas Grant, a flexible one-year funding to support Black-led organizations in Canada working to address anti-Black racism and foster economic growth for Black communities. Apply by Feb 1:

Only ONE day left to apply for our 2024 Youth Policy Program!. Join us for a 6-month program to strengthen your knowledge in public policy and influence systemic change. Open to Indigenous + racialized immigrant and refugee youth in BC. Apply by Nov 15:

📣Only ONE week left to apply for our 2024 Youth Policy Program, open to Indigenous and racialized immigrant and refugee youth across BC!. Learn how to advocate for public policy and create change on issues that impact your community. Apply by Nov 15:

Only 15 days left to apply for our 2024 Youth Policy Program! 📣. Learn how to advocate for public policy and create change on issues that impact your community. Open to Indigenous and racialized immigrant and refugee youth across BC. Apply by Nov 15:

RT @VancouverFdn: This year at @VIFFest, we're happy to be supporting the film On the Adamant, a French documentary that follows the lives….

Today is Learning Day for our Youth Policy Program! 🌟 We're excited to hear from our program alumni to discuss youth leadership and engagement in public policy. Learn more about the amazing opportunities in store for #YPP2024: #YPPLearnings

Coming up this week!. Learn more about the incredible work that @FdnBlkComm does for Black communities in Canada at their community engagement meeting, hosted in partnership with @MLSEFoundation. Oct 7 | 1 PM | Register now:

RT @VancouverFdn: Supported by a @level_vf grant, Vancouver Eastside Enrichment Educational Society created programs to help newcomers and….

Learn about Black perspectives on healthcare access, COVID-19 vaccines, and the impact of the pandemic. Or, share your own as a Black individual on this new engagement platform, Moving at the Speed of Trust. Made by @dpsorg & @Eves_N_Weekends .

As of tomorrow, we will be closed Fridays and open from 8am-4:30pm, Mon-Thurs. As we're an initiative of @VancouverFdn, we're part of its flexible four-day work week pilot to see if it’ll lead to a happier and healthier workforce. Learn more about why:.

LEVEL BIPOC grantee spotlight: Afro Van Connect raises visibility for Black creatives in Vancouver. For founder Dae Shields, social justice is more than just rallies. Creative spaces are where many people find and affirm their voices. #BCNonProfit.

Calling all BIPOC-led organizations in BC! LEVEL BIPOC Grants are now open. Get a grant of up to $50,000 to support your work in racial equity and racial justice. You can use the grant for any type of expense. Apply by February 15.

Thank you @TheTyee for the thoughtful coverage of the policies that our Youth Policy Program's participants have developed and hope to see implemented:.

We hope you will join us on this Friday in honouring those who died attending residential schools, as well as survivors. This campaign by @TheCircleCanada offers allies a way to act by donating one day's pay to an Indigenous-led organization by Sept 30:.