Green Career Events for Underrepresented Youth (Winter 2024)

The Green Career Centre’s mission is to prepare underrepresented youth for green careers. With a focus on supporting BIPOC, newcomers and women, the Green Career Centre works by and for these communities to bridge the gap between equitable, accessible and transparent social and environmental employment opportunities. With a climate justice lens and through ongoing consultations and focus groups, the Green Career Centre bridges the disconnect between these underserved communities and green careers in sustainability. We offer resources, events, and a strong network of support in order to integrate underserved communities into the green labour market in what is currently Canada.

Ecological Impact Study For A Three Day Festival

We are planning to do a 3-day festival in an ecologically sensitive location. Do an environmental impact study to determine how we can bring the festival to that location. This will involve several different steps for the students, including: Research and Familiarization Understand the ecologically sensitive location selected for the festival. Research the existing environmental conditions, flora, and fauna. Waste Management Conduct an in-depth analysis of the waste that will be generated during the festival. Explore sustainable alternatives for packaging and materials. Develop a comprehensive waste management plan Waste disposal procedures Segregation methods Recycling initiatives Accommodations Camping facilities Boats Tents Etc. Water Treatment Analyze the impact on local water bodies, especially the ocean. Assess the condition of existing pipes (over 100 years old). Research the existing water infrastructure at the location. Propose solutions for water treatment systems. Explore modern water treatment technologies. Consider eco-friendly alternatives.

Canadian Supply Chain Network Mapping Project

The main goal for the project is to create a digital map of all the existing supply chain networks in Canada, including passenger buses, shipping, warehouses, and resources to support the logistics and transportation industry. This project will involve several different steps for the learners, including Researching and analyzing the existing supply chain networks in Canada. Developing a digital mapping system to visually represent the networks. Identifying and categorizing communities, both large and small, to be included in the mapping project. Creating a database of resources and supports available within each community. Implementing a user-friendly interface for accessing the digital map and network information.

2024 ESG Report for The Blue Marble Academy

The main goal for the project is to create an engaging ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) report for The Blue Marble Academy. This report will showcase the institution's commitment to sustainability, social responsibility, and ethical governance, and will be used for both internal and external stakeholders. This will involve several different steps for the students, including: - Researching and gathering data on the institution's environmental initiatives, social impact programs, and governance practices. - Analyzing the collected data to identify key performance indicators and metrics related to ESG criteria. - Designing, copy writing and formatting the report in a visually appealing and informative manner. - Collaborating with the institution's representatives to ensure accuracy and alignment with their values and goals. - Incorporating case studies, testimonials, and success stories to illustrate the impact of the institution's ESG efforts.