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YCCBC & The City Council Meeting

  • Youth Climate Corps BC
  • Jul 6, 2023
  • 1 min read


As the City of Vancouver is not on track to meet its goal to reduce GHGs by 50% by 2030, city staff presented a report with accelerated and additional measures to cut carbon pollution in support of the Climate Emergency Action Plan (CEAP). This report went to the council on June 14th. “I went to speak to the council in support of the recommendations and to tell them we are worried they are not on track because climate decisions made today will impact young people throughout their lives, so they/we have to act now to protect that future. I also spoke to them about how organizations like YCCBC are a crucial piece in moving towards their climate goals and that we would love to partner with the city to scale up their efforts.”


- Sam Kutyauripo from YCCBC

We are committed to maintaining and growing respectful relationships in every region where we work.

 

YCCBC recognizes that colonization has deeply disrupted Indigenous Peoples’ relationships with their lands, communities, and cultural practices. We understand that the climate crisis is rooted in ongoing systems of colonialism and resource extraction—systems that became possible through the dispossession of Indigenous Peoples from their homelands.

We believe that Indigenous sovereignty is essential to building just futures and liveable worlds. YCCBC is committed to listening, learning, and walking in solidarity with Indigenous communities and to supporting Indigenous-led climate action across the province.

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Youth Climate Corps BC develops the climate leaders of tomorrow by training a workforce of young people who know how to work together, communicate powerfully, and get things done on projects that contribute to climate resilience in communities across British Columbia.

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YCCBC headquarters is grateful to be located on the traditional and unceded lands of the Sinixt, the Syilx, and the Ktunaxa. 

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