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Youth Experience

What is involved in the Youth Experience

  • Pre-gathering on Monday, May 26 between 1pm and 4pm, before the conference begins (agenda available below)
  • Youth Panel: Attend the Youth Panel presentation on Wednesday morning, May 28, to discuss key perspectives and insights.  For more information about the Youth Panel, click here.
  • “What Youth Heard” Session: Engage in direct feedback activities where youth participants share their key takeaways and reflections.
  • Youth Ambassador Network Launch: Become part of an ongoing initiative with the introduction of the Youth Ambassador network, which will continue post-conference.
Time Topic
1:00 – 1:30
Kick Off and ICCE Breaker

Survey for Engaged Youth to take notes for “What Youth Heard” post conference session

Cumulative Effects Debunked / Common Ground Setting / CE101 Lesson 1A
1:35 – 1:45
Challenge Instructions (Groups of 4-5)
1:45 – 1:55
Break (ICCE-Cream)
1:55 – 3:35
Groups Breakout & Complete Challenge
3:35 – 5:00
Free time
5:00 – 7:00
Reception
Youth Challenge Winners Announced***

Ideal Youth Experience Applicant
All youth are encouraged to apply for the ICCE Conference Youth Experience. You’re a great fit for this if you:

  • Are between the ages of 18 – 29 years old
  • Self-identify as Indigenous or work within Indigenous Communities
  • Have a demonstrated interest in Cumulative Effects
    • Youth who have been involved in school projects, community work, work or volunteer experiences related to environmental sustainability, climate change and social impact, or related experiences.
    • OR youth who are seeking or have a relevant educational background in natural resource sciences, social sciences, economic sciences, and sustainability or related fields.
  • Are eager to collaborate, connect and be involved in a Nation-wide Indigenous conference centered on Cumulative Effects!