Funding will contribute to community climate research for residents, to participate in Vancouver climate policy; BC First Nations Climate Action Plan will inform all aspects of the project.
Funding will be used to create an Indigenous-led Advisory Committee and hire an Indigenous coordinator to recruit and train academic researchers and support selected communities going forward.
Funding will contribute to the expansion of non-profit and public early learning and childcare centres in Ontario, with a focus on increasing access for equity-deserving groups.
Funding will serve to scale the model in Manitoba, to increase number of hubs, to support two existing Indigenous hubs and to integrate Indigenous health and mental care.
Funding will support Advocacy Committees to equip businesses, community organizations and municipalities with resources so that they become more accessible.
Funding will serve for public outreach and education activities, and engage a government relations specialist to prevent the release of toxic tailings ponds into the Arctic drainage basin.
Funding will serve to run workshops led by Black, Indigenous or racialized organizations about climate change impacts on Black communities, and support leadership skills development.
InfluenceMap will engage with targeted Canadian corporations and investors to change climate policy engagements practices for climate finance and publish a scoreboard.
Funding will contribute to developing a business case for the “Get on the Bus” project, presenting its benefits, as well as identifying partners and funding sources.