Reflections from the Land is funded by Canada Service Corps, a national movement that empowers youth aged 12–30 to gain experience and build important skills while giving back to their community. Learn more at Canada.ca/CanadaServiceCorps.
Indigenous youth in Ottawa are partnering with Assembly of Seven Generations to strengthen their connection to culture and the land within an urban se…
Youth in these cohorts are coming together to explore creative, community-based approaches to climate action. While their final projects are still in …
In Calgary, a group of young Black youth are coming together to build a fleet of bikes in partnership with Two Wheel View. They will learn about urban…
Youth in Carcross are teaming up with Yukon University staff to help develop and improve their local bike park. Through this hands-on project, partici…
Where the East and West Kootenays meet, the land holds a quiet strength—a place shaped by mountains, rivers, and generations of footsteps. Here, a gro…
In the heart of Edmonton, a group of Indigenous young men and women are coming together to reconnect with their culture, their history, and one anothe…
Youth from the West Kootenay region are working with Elders and Knowledge Keepers to deepen their connection to the land through creativity and storyt…
The Green Wall project has youth in Coral Harbour that are leading the setup and care of a classroom-based GreenWall grow tower. This indoor project i…
Youth in Iqaluit are partnering with the local youth centre to learn traditional cultural crafting skills passed down through generations. Their final…
Leading up to Global Kindness Day on November 13th, a group of Indigenous, LGBTQ+, and socially conscious youth will come together to learn powerful t…
In Fort Vermilion, a group of youth and their families will return to the land—a place of learning, connection, and belonging. With guidance from Elde…
This August, a group of Indigenous and Newcomer youth will come together for a week at Loon Lake, nestled near Surrey, BC. Though they come from diffe…
Medicine Wheels is a program for Indigenous and underserved youth who are eager to learn skateboarding while exploring the four directions and teachin…
The Rooted Together project is a group of youth from Edmonton working together to build a geodome at Amiskwaciy School, an urban First Nations high sc…
In Trail, underserved youth are working closely with Elders, Knowledge Keepers, and community leaders to reconnect with culture and the land. Together…
Youth in the Nisga’a Nation are designing and planting a traditional medicine garden rooted in their cultural teachings. Guided by Elders and Knowledg…
Youth in Revelstoke are working together to build an inclusive Indigenous community gathering space rooted in land-based learning and cultural connect…
The Pelli Cohort will be focused on enhancing the sustainability and vitality of their community garden in the small Yukon community of Pelli through …
This massive project. brings together youth, artists, and community members across the Yukon to co-create public murals that reflect local stories, id…
Youth in Wetaskiwin are partnering with Rock Soup to grow a community garden that will provide fresh produce for the local food bank. Over the summer,…
Youth in the Nisga’a Nation are designing and planting a traditional medicine garden rooted in their cultural teachings. Guided by Elders and Knowledg…
Each week, a group of youth gathers with Theresa, affectionately known as Mamma Tea. They begin their time together in a circle, grounding themselves …
In Nelson, a group of youth has come together to explore truth and reconciliation through hands-on learning, creativity, and cultural teachings. With …
Youth in Ymir are transforming a sea can into a greenhouse as part of a project to grow fresh, local produce for their community. Alongside the greenh…
Indigenous youth in Ottawa are partnering with Assembly of Seven Generations to strengthen their connection to culture and the land within an urban se…
Youth in these cohorts are coming together to explore creative, community-based approaches to climate action. While their final projects are still in …
In Calgary, a group of young Black youth are coming together to build a fleet of bikes in partnership with Two Wheel View. They will learn about urban…
Youth in Carcross are teaming up with Yukon University staff to help develop and improve their local bike park. Through this hands-on project, partici…
Youth from the West Kootenay region are working with Elders and Knowledge Keepers to deepen their connection to the land through creativity and storyt…
The Green Wall project has youth in Coral Harbour that are leading the setup and care of a classroom-based GreenWall grow tower. This indoor project i…
Youth in Iqaluit are partnering with the local youth centre to learn traditional cultural crafting skills passed down through generations. Their final…
The Rooted Together project is a group of youth from Edmonton working together to build a geodome at Amiskwaciy School, an urban First Nations high sc…
In Trail, underserved youth are working closely with Elders, Knowledge Keepers, and community leaders to reconnect with culture and the land. Together…
Youth in the Nisga’a Nation are designing and planting a traditional medicine garden rooted in their cultural teachings. Guided by Elders and Knowledg…
Youth in Revelstoke are working together to build an inclusive Indigenous community gathering space rooted in land-based learning and cultural connect…
The Pelli Cohort will be focused on enhancing the sustainability and vitality of their community garden in the small Yukon community of Pelli through …
This massive project. brings together youth, artists, and community members across the Yukon to co-create public murals that reflect local stories, id…
Youth in Wetaskiwin are partnering with Rock Soup to grow a community garden that will provide fresh produce for the local food bank. Over the summer,…
Youth in the Nisga’a Nation are designing and planting a traditional medicine garden rooted in their cultural teachings. Guided by Elders and Knowledg…
Youth in Ymir are transforming a sea can into a greenhouse as part of a project to grow fresh, local produce for their community. Alongside the greenh…
Where the East and West Kootenays meet, the land holds a quiet strength—a place shaped by mountains, rivers, and generations of footsteps. Here, a gro…
In the heart of Edmonton, a group of Indigenous young men and women are coming together to reconnect with their culture, their history, and one anothe…
Leading up to Global Kindness Day on November 13th, a group of Indigenous, LGBTQ+, and socially conscious youth will come together to learn powerful t…
In Fort Vermilion, a group of youth and their families will return to the land—a place of learning, connection, and belonging. With guidance from Elde…
This August, a group of Indigenous and Newcomer youth will come together for a week at Loon Lake, nestled near Surrey, BC. Though they come from diffe…
Medicine Wheels is a program for Indigenous and underserved youth who are eager to learn skateboarding while exploring the four directions and teachin…
Each week, a group of youth gathers with Theresa, affectionately known as Mamma Tea. They begin their time together in a circle, grounding themselves …
In Nelson, a group of youth has come together to explore truth and reconciliation through hands-on learning, creativity, and cultural teachings. With …
