Over the course of 10 months, Waterlution and CMC (Centro das Mulheres do Cabo, a feminist organization from Brazil) tested an innovative community-led, gender-equitable approach
Over the course of a year, Waterlution engaged in a diverse knowledge mobilization project sharing learning from our work in Mozambique on the FIT funded
Since 2016, our volunteer Youth Advisory Board (YAB) has been at the forefront of empowering youth through water learning projects. With five successful cohorts and
Free in-class or virtual workshops for ages 7 to 17 years. Members of our Youth Advisory Board (YAB) of young professionals from across Canada are
Calling Canadian change-makers between the ages of 18 to 30!
Are you ready to make a real impact in your community while tackling urgent climate and water challenges of today?
Yellowknife, Northwest Territories
By Learning Lead, Si Calaycay I immigrated to Canada with my family at age 14 and encountered many barriers to outdoor recreation. Coming from a tropical country, I did not know how to enjoy winter in my new home until I discovered ice skating (and only because friends at school
By Learning Lead, Hawthorne Armstrong and Kirk Peters “We had all the supplies ready. The shovels were lined up, the seeds were sorted, and the ground was prepared. We were ready for the youth to arrive, and we were so excited to finally break ground on our community garden.” Then,
By Learning Lead, Si Calaycay I immigrated to Canada with my family at age 14 and encountered many barriers to outdoor recreation. Coming from a
By Learning Lead, Hawthorne Armstrong and Kirk Peters “We had all the supplies ready. The shovels were lined up, the seeds were sorted, and the
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