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The SCC is proud to lead Hearing Unheard Moments (HUM), because every young person deserves to feel respected, listened to, and understood. 💙 Through initiatives like Make Your Mark and the upcoming Take Our Kids to Work Day on November 4, the SCC creates spaces where young people can thrive, share their perspectives, and explore important topics like reconciliation, youth employment, upstream prevention, and more. Guided by our Four Pillars: Respect, Listen, Understand, Communicate™️, we strive to be adult allies and foster safer, braver spaces where young people feel heard, valued, and empowered. 🔗 Learn more and access free resources through the link in our bio! #HUM #StudentsCommission ••• La CÉC est fière de diriger le programme Entendre des moments passés sous silence (HUM), car chaque jeune mérite de se sentir respecté, écouté et compris. 💙 Grâce à des initiatives comme la conférence Fais ta marque et la prochaine journée Invitons nos jeunes au travail, le 4 novembre, la CÉC crée des espaces où les jeunes peuvent s’épanouir, partager leurs points de vue et explorer des sujets importants tels que la réconciliation, l’emploi des jeunes, la prévention en amont, et bien plus encore. Guidés par nos quatre piliers : Respecter, Écouter, S'entendre, Communiquer™️, nous nous efforçons d’être des alliés pour les jeunes et de favoriser des espaces plus sécuritaires et plus ouverts où les jeunes se sentent entendus, valorisés et engagés. 🔗 Apprenez-en davantage et accédez à des ressources gratuites en cliquant sur le lien dans notre bio! #HUM #Commissiondesélèves
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🇳🇬🇨🇦 JAMB PLANS UTME CENTRE IN OTTAWA FOR NIGERIANS IN CANADA 📰 EDUCATION | DIASPORA The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) is working towards establishing a Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) centre in Ottawa, Canada, with operations expected to begin in 2027. The proposed centre will allow eligible Nigerians in Canada and other parts of North America to sit for the UTME without travelling to Nigeria solely to take the examination. JAMB said the initiative is aimed at expanding access for Nigerians in the diaspora seeking admission into Nigerian universities and other tertiary institutions, while strengthening the connection between the diaspora and Nigeria’s education system. 📍 Proposed location: Ottawa, Canada 📅 Expected commencement: 2027 🎓 Purpose: Easier access to Nigeria’s UTME for eligible candidates in North America More access. Fewer barriers. Closer to home. 🇳🇬🇨🇦 #AfroDiasporaPulse #JAMB #Nigeria #Canada #NigeriansInCanada UTME EducationNews NigerianStudents AfricanDiaspora Ottawa
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Last year, we introduced you to our pan-Canadian Advisory Board - leaders and experts, organizations and associations contributing their passion and expertise to shaping the work of The Education Promise, @peopleforeducation's 5-year initiative to position K-12 public education as essential to a resilient and prosperous Canada. A key part of The Education Promise is bringing together those from inside and outside education so that we can build a bigger network to advance the ability of public schools to address some of our most pressing Canadian policy challenges. We are delighted to welcome these new Advisory Board members from across the country and across sectors and look forward to continuing to learn with and from them. Swipe to meet the new Advisory Board members and visit the link in our bio for the full list. #TheEducationPromise #PeopleforEducation
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At the Students Commission of Canada, we believe in a world where young people are valued and heard and their ideas for improving themselves, the lives of their peers and communities are put into action. Every day, we try and create spaces where youth can have healthier, safer spaces offline and online to grow and thrive, explore differences and still belong, and act on challenges they face. We’re proud to be part of the Hearing Unheard Moments National Coalition of Partners, working together to build stronger, more connected communities. Together, we are Hearing Unheard Moments. bit.ly/ExploreHUM Join the conversation #HUM #HearingUnheardMoments #SCC ---- À la Commission des élèves du Canada, nous croyons en un monde où les jeunes sont valorisés et écoutés, et où leurs idées pour s’épanouir, améliorer la vie de leurs pairs et de leurs communautés sont mises en pratique. Chaque jour, nous nous efforçons de créer des espaces où les jeunes peuvent bénéficier d’un environnement plus sain et plus sécuritaire, tant hors ligne qu’en ligne, pour grandir et s’épanouir, explorer leurs différences tout en se sentant acceptés, et relever les défis auxquels ils font face. Nous sommes fiers de faire partie de la Coalition nationale de partenaires Entendre les moments passés sous silence (HUM), où nous travaillons ensemble pour bâtir des communautés plus solides et plus solidaires. Ensemble, nous formons HUM. bit.ly/ExploreHUM Joignez-vous à la conversation #HUM #Momentspasséssoussilence 🏷️ @studentscommission @nextgenmen @pathwayscanada @bgccan #moonshot @nacy_anej @cdi_toronto @gogoodbot @civix_canada #persebrandexperience @digitalpublicsquare
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HAPPENING NOW: Priced Out – Canada’s affordability crisis and who it leaves behind Speakers include: Andrea Barrack, Senior Vice President, Sustainability and Impact, @rbc Owen Charters, President & CEO, Pathways to Education Canada Dr Kwame McKenzie, CEO, Wellesley Institute; Professor of Psychiatry, University of Toronto; Director of Health Equity, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) Stephen Mensah, Policy Consultant & Youth Advocate Moderated by Kelly Grant, Postsecondary Education Reporter, The Globe and Mail. This event is in session—if you’d like to join the live webcast, please email marketing@globeandmail.com. In partnership with: Pathways to Education Canada @pathwayscanada #GlobePricedOutCanadians #GlobeEvents
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Happy 1st Day of School 📚✨ A new year means a new chapter, new lessons, and new opportunities to become who you were created to be. Walk in with courage. Learn with curiosity. Lead with kindness. Trust your journey. “And remember: it’s never too late to Change Lanes” (OBENG,2016) Have a blessed, purposeful, and powerful school year. 🙏🏾 Augustine Obeng #BackToSchool #YouthEmpowerment #StudentSuccess #ChangingLanes #PurposeDriven
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Happy 1st Day of School 📚✨ A new year means a new chapter, new lessons, and new opportunities to become who you were created to be. Walk in with courage. Learn with curiosity. Lead with kindness. Trust your journey. “And remember: it’s never too late to Change Lanes” (OBENG,2016) Have a blessed, purposeful, and powerful school year. 🙏🏾 Augustine Obeng #BackToSchool #YouthEmpowerment #StudentSuccess #ChangingLanes #PurposeDriven
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Excited for this one 🙏🏾 On September 15, I’ll be joining The Globe and Mail for Priced Out: Canada’s affordability crisis and who it leaves behind. Looking forward to talking about what affordability means for young people: not only rising costs, but access to education, employment, housing and opportunity. Grateful to be sharing the conversation with: - Andrea C Barrack, Senior Vice President, Sustainability & Impact, RBC - Owen Charters, President & CEO, Pathways to Education Canada | Passeport pour ma réussite Canada - Dr. Kwame McKenzie, CEO, Wellesley Institute; Professor, University of Toronto; Director of Health Equity, CAMH 📅 Tuesday, September. 15 ⏰ 12–1 PM ET Save your spot here ➡️: https://globeandmailevents.com/pricedoutwebcast/PathwaystoEducation Tune in! 🙏🏾
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Canada’s affordability crisis, driven by rising housing, food, transportation and education costs, is reshaping access to opportunity. Its impact is increasingly visible among high school students in low-income communities, where financial strain limits access to academic supports, mentorship and basic learning resources. As more students take on work to support their families, their ability to fully engage in school is diminished. Without reliable support systems in place, graduating and planning for post-secondary education or careers becomes less certain, widening existing gaps and challenging the promise of upward mobility. On September 15, The Globe and Mail will offer a free webcast on how Canada’s affordability crisis is reshaping opportunity and who it is leaving behind. Experts will explore what’s changed, how rising costs are widening inequality and consider the role of institutions and leaders in building more equitable pathways to future success. This event will be moderated by Kelly Grant, Postsecondary Education Reporter, The Globe and Mail. Speakers Include: Andrea Barrack, Senior Vice President, Sustainability and Impact, RBC Owen Charters, President & CEO, Pathways to Education Canada Dr Kwame McKenzie, CEO, Wellesley Institute; Professor of Psychiatry, University of Toronto; Director of Health Equity, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) Stephen Mensah, Policy Consultant & Youth Advocate Priced Out – Canada’s affordability crisis and who it leaves behind Tuesday, September 15, 2026 | 12:00pm - 1:00pm ET Register for free using the link in our bio. In partnership with: @pathwayscanada #GlobePricedOutCanadians #GlobeEvents
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A look at our year so far. Celebrating the charitable partnerships, programs, and progress supporting young people across Ontario. Follow along as we continue sharing stories of impact throughout 2026.
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Join The Globe and Mail on Tuesday, September 15, 2026 for a free webcast about how Canada’s affordability crisis is reshaping opportunity and who it is leaving behind. Priced Out – Canada’s affordability crisis and who it leaves behind Tuesday, September 15, 2026 | 12:00pm - 1:00pm ET Register using the link in our bio. More about the event: Canada’s affordability crisis, driven by rising housing, food, transportation and education costs, is reshaping access to opportunity. Its impact is increasingly visible among high school students in low-income communities, where financial strain limits access to academic supports, mentorship and basic learning resources. As more students take on work to support their families, their ability to fully engage in school is diminished. Without reliable support systems in place, graduating and planning for post-secondary education or careers becomes less certain, widening existing gaps and challenging the promise of upward mobility. Experts will explore what’s changed, how rising costs are widening inequality and consider the role of institutions and leaders in building more equitable pathways to future success. In Partnership With: @pathwayscanada #GlobePricedOutCanadians #GlobeEvents
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✨ Creative Genius Academy x Pathways to Education ✨ We are excited to collaborate with Pathways to Education to bring an Art Therapy workshop to youth in low-income communities, providing creative tools and support to help students graduate from high school and build successful futures. 🎨 Art Therapy Intervention: “My Safe Place Within” Creating a Personal Sanctuary Through oil pastels and creative expression, youth will explore what safety, comfort, resilience, and hope look like to them. This workshop provides a safe, trauma-informed space for self-expression, emotional awareness, and building confidence through creativity. Art has the power to heal, empower, and create connection. We are honoured to support youth by creating opportunities for reflection, growth, and personal discovery. 📍 3545 Kingston Rd, Scarborough, ON M1M 1R9 #CreativeGeniusAcademy #PathwaysToEducation #ArtTherapy #YouthEmpowerment
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