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At the intersection of health, education, and gender equality, comprehensive sexuality education is a powerful mechanism that equips young...
Communities Building Youth Futures
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Tamarack Institute and the Government of Canada, through the Goal Getters program, have committed to a five-year pan-Canadian project to develop collective impact and system-wide solutions for youth as they build and act upon plans for their future.
Communities Building Youth Futures is committed to improving outcomes for youth who face barriers as they pursue their education and transition to employment and understands that this work requires collaborative, community-championed solutions with youth leadership and youth engagement.
The CBYF team is here to support you, reach out to Nathalie Blanchet with any of your questions.
Welcome! If you are a youth or an employer who is looking at the future of work trends and wondering – what now? – you have come to the right place.
There is so much out there on the ‘future of work’ these days that it can feel overwhelming to take it all in. And that’s why we’re here.
This guide has been developed to help you filter through the noise and focus on what matters to you as you navigate the shifting landscape of the future of work. We created it to be accessible and easy to use and have included the latest research, questions to consider and stories and resources throughout to help bring your learning to life.
Join renowned expert and Tamarack co-COE, Liz Weaver, in this virtual workshop where you will delve into practical strategies and approaches to effectively engage diverse community partners. Discover ways to intentionally build trusting relationships and achieve collaborative impact in any setting.
We know that responding to the climate crisis at the necessary speed and scale requires fearlessness and tenacity, particularly when dismantling and re-designing the colonial, extractive, and oppressive systems that fuel it in the first place. This is why, this year, we will gather around the theme of courage.
Join Tamarack's Sylvia Cheuy, Director of Collective Impact, in this online course designed to establish a foundational understanding of the Collective Impact Framework.
This series of four webinars highlight how a collective impact approach can be used to improve community outcomes for underrepresented youth. You will be introduced to core conditions found in the collective impact framework.
We co-developed this guide with youth leaders and representatives from youth-serving organizations to shine a light on the principles and practices that lead to meaningful youth engagement.
These lessons will ensure you have the power to make a stellar leadership team to help you and your team achieve the outcomes of the CBYF initiative. Take the reins and lead the leaders.
In this field note, you’ll see how an Empathy Map can help your initiative gain insight into the needs of those you are hoping to impact.
Check out our latest blogs, publications, podcasts, and webinars below.
This resource is also available in French.Click here to access the French version.
At the intersection of health, education, and gender equality, comprehensive sexuality education is a powerful mechanism that equips young...
This resource is also available in French.Click here to access the French version.
While program evaluation can seem like a daunting task at times, evaluations are key to successful program learning and improvement for any...
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Program evaluation is an important part of long-term care due to its critical role in supporting evidence-based approaches to care....
In May 2023, Tamarack Institute and CBYF communities came together for the fourth annual gathering - the CBYF Member's Retreat: Co-creating Solutions for the Future.
This formative evaluation report provides an overview of the first two years of the implementation of the Communities Building Youth Futures initiatives, which include:
This resource is also available in French. Click here to access the French version.
This resource is also available in French. Click here to access the French-language version.
This webinar recording features a conversation with Tom Cooper, Hamilton Roundtable for Poverty Reduction, and Joshua Smee, Food...
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This webinar recording features a conversation about how collaborations can benefit from focusing on developing a sustainability approach...
Access a list of comprehensive community engagement techniques that can be selected based on the level of engagement you are conducting
Access a list of comprehensive community engagement techniques that can be selected based on the level of engagement you are conducting
Access a list of comprehensive community engagement techniques that can be selected based on the level of engagement you are conducting
This is a free quaterly-monthly online magazine from Communities Building Youth Futures that offers the latest resources and articles on collaboration and community change to support young people as well as information for all of our upcoming events and learning opportunities.
In the spirit of respect, reciprocity, and truth we honour and acknowledge that our work occurs across Turtle Island (North America), which has been home since time immemorial to the ancestors of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples.
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