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We're an advisory body to City Council whose work is underpinned by two pillars: policy and input to City Council, and the production of initiatives and events.

We've been representing the views, perspectives and aspirations of Edmontonians ages 13-23 since 1995.

In accordance with our mandate, we engage in varied work to serve young citizens. 

We want your help to keep the heart of Alberta beating strong. We want to hear what you think about your city.

Join us in building a brighter municipality.

 

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Mental Health Survey
Mental Health Survey

The purpose of this survey is to identify gaps in youth mental health and relay this information to City Council. At the end of the survey there is an option to enter your email in order to win up to $250 dollars in prizes!

Wellness Challenge Zine + Giveaway!
Wellness Challenge Zine + Giveaway!

Check out this awesome new giveaway and free printable “Yes to Wellness” Zine from our Health and Wellness subcommittee!

What is 'Get Out the Vote'?
What is 'Get Out the Vote'?

Why Vote?

This is probably the most important question that we’re going to be addressing in this series, and honestly, the answer is not as complicated as you might think. It’s pretty simple actually… you should vote because you live here.


CEYC Awards 2019
CEYC Awards 2019

It’s time for our second annual CEYC Youth Awards! Click the title above to access the awards application form and more info!

Budget Series- Part 2
Budget Series- Part 2

This article is all about the Economic and Environmental Sustainability Branch, Parks and Road Services, and the Edmonton Space and Science Foundation!

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$250 worth of prizes to be won through the City of Edmonton Youth Council’s Mental Health survey! This survey will aim to adapt mental health services in the city to cater to the needs of the people and we need your perspectives to do so! Please take some time fill out our 5-10 minute survey in order to provide feedback on what mental health and support mean to you! Looking for ages 13-23 but all are welcome to complete it! Link in bio: https://forms.gle/hYFc5AR3NuUxGgDs7 Photo Credit: @nyazon
CEYC YOUTH LITTER CLEAN UP STARTS AT 1 PM TODAY!! It's near the River Valley at Victoria Park. Bring your friends and hangout while cleaning up our city. Hope to see you there!
Our health and wellness subcommittee has been so hard at work distributing their Mental Health in Youth Surveys. They were inspired to create the survey to figure out what gaps there are in the services offered in Edmonton. This is your chance to change the game on mental health, inform the organizations and leaders what it is youth need with regards to mental health services, AND the opportunity to win some $250 in prizes along the way! This survey is not restrictive on age. Those older than the youth bracket are able to provide input as well! Check out the link in our bio to fill the survey out 😊🙌🏽
CEYC presents United We Grow 2019! Join us on Saturday, June 8 at the Westbury lobby for an educational, yet healing evening for youth from the LGBTQ2S+ community. This event will include a diverse panel of representatives from the community, musical and artistic performances, food, self-care activities and more throughout the evening. This event is in partnership with Age Friendly Edmonton, and will feature a live pilot recording of their upcoming intergenerational podcast, aimed at bringing together the community no matter the age! Many thanks to Sam Richey, who created this wonderful poster! You can find her on Instagram at @s_r_richey! Check out our event on our Facebook page! Le CJVE vous présente Unis, Nous Fleurissons 2019! Venez nous rejoindre samedi, le 8 juin au lobby Westbury pour une soirée éducative mais guérissante pour les jeunes de la communauté LGBTQ2S+. L’évènement inclura un panel de divers représentant(e)s de la communauté, des performances musicales et artistiques, de la bouffe, des activités de gestion du soi ainsi de plus pendant toute la soirée. Cette évènement est en partenariat avec Age Friendly Edmonton et présentera aussi un enregistrement en public de leur balado intergénérationnelle à venir qui se focalise sur le rassemblement de toute la communauté, peu importe nos âges! Merci à Sam Richey pour notre affiche! Son instagram est @s_r_richey! Visitez notre Facebook pour enregistrer!
Our final day of the sustainability campaign gets into general changes you can make to create a more sustainable community for everyone to live in. Stop buying bottled water and use a reusable water bottle instead to reduce plastic waste. Consider hanging wet clothes on a drying line or rack instead of using a powered dryer. Put up a "no junk mail" sign on your letter box to limit the amount of paper you consume. Try eating in as much as you can. If you're ordering takeout ask for as minimal packaging as possible. Only by implementing green practices ourselves can we begin to create the world we want to live in. Thanks for tuning in for this past week and we hope that some of the tips we mentioned be useful to you.
Our second last day of the CEYC Sustainability Campaign is going to be dealing with reusing and recycling, a simple idea, but highly effective! By reusing and recycling many everyday home items, not only will you be making a positive impact on the environment but you'll also be saving some money! Donate your old athletic shoes to Nike's Reuse-A-Shoe program, a great way to recycle materials and increase sustainability in product manufacturing Avoid plastic bags from stores and instead opt for reusable bags when you go shopping Don't know what to recycle? No problem! You can use the City of Edmonton's online "WasteWise" calculator to figure out what trash goes where Have fun!
Hey guys! The CEYC Youth Litter Clean- Up was supposed to be hosted today, but because of terrible weather conditions it had to be postponed. The link to the updated Eventbrite is attached. Sorry for any inconveniences and we hope to see you there! https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/ceyc-youth-litter-clean-up-tickets-59622313946?aff=ebdssbdestsearch&utm-medium=discovery&utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-source=cp&utm-term=destsearch

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Featured
Mental Health Survey
Mental Health Survey

The purpose of this survey is to identify gaps in youth mental health and relay this information to City Council. At the end of the survey there is an option to enter your email in order to win up to $250 dollars in prizes!

Read More →
Wellness Challenge Zine + Giveaway!
Wellness Challenge Zine + Giveaway!

Check out this awesome new giveaway and free printable “Yes to Wellness” Zine from our Health and Wellness subcommittee!

Read More →
What is 'Get Out the Vote'?
What is 'Get Out the Vote'?

Why Vote?

This is probably the most important question that we’re going to be addressing in this series, and honestly, the answer is not as complicated as you might think. It’s pretty simple actually… you should vote because you live here.


Read More →
CEYC Awards 2019
CEYC Awards 2019

It’s time for our second annual CEYC Youth Awards! Click the title above to access the awards application form and more info!

Read More →
Budget Series- Part 2
Budget Series- Part 2

This article is all about the Economic and Environmental Sustainability Branch, Parks and Road Services, and the Edmonton Space and Science Foundation!

Read More →
Melanin Roots 2019
Melanin Roots 2019

CEYC presents Melanin Roots 2019: its purpose is to impact Edmonton’s African and Caribbean youth communities through support, education and empowering initiatives.

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