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My Youth Summit Experience

August 26, 2021–Sidney Shaw

Recreation and Events•Youth

Youth Summit for Biodiversity and Environmental Leadership 2019 © Noah Cole

Summer is here and the Youth Council and Youth Circle for Mother Earth members are busy planning for the annual Youth Summit in the fall. As a graduating high school ...

Youth Circle for Mother Earth: Staying Connected and Learning During the Pandemic

May 18, 2021–Guest blogger

Indigenous Relations•Youth

Despite the physical barriers presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Youth Circle for Mother Earth (YCME)’s Coordinating Circle continues to engage with one another, learning together about cross-cultural literacy and ...

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My Youth Summit Experience

Youth Circle for Mother Earth: Staying Connected and Learning During the Pandemic

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