Hosted by Human Nature Projects Canada (HNP). A Greener Future is sharing this community opportunity in support of HNP Canada. HNP Canada is the event organizer and host.
Join HNP Canada for a free, in-person day of learning, discussion and networking focused on environmental policy and youth engagement. Explore how environmental decisions shape our communities, hear diverse perspectives from advocates and policy leaders, and discover ways to take meaningful action.
Event details
Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026
Time: 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Eastern Time
Location: Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre, Multi-Purpose Rooms 1 & 2
Address: 2302 Bridge Road, Oakville, ON L6L 2G6
Admission: Free for all attendees
Featured sessions
Reading Policies workshop: Learn how to read environmental policies and understand their impacts.
Policymaking panel: Explore environmental policymaking and how youth can get involved.
Keynote by Dr. Ingrid Waldron: Hear from the social scientist and professor about her research on environmental racism and the federal law her work helped shape.
Mock Parliament: Step into the role of a policymaker and debate environmental racism, activism and young people’s role in shaping society.
Why attend?
Build leadership, problem-solving and advocacy skills, connect with like-minded peers, and discover ways to take action in your community. Attendees can earn up to six volunteer hours, as advertised on the event poster. Debate participants can also earn a certificate of recognition from HNP.
Register with HNP Canada
Registration is free. Register by October 21, 2026. Spaces are limited, with 60 spots advertised on the event poster.
Register for Envisioning Environmental Action
For questions about registration, volunteer hours or event details, contact HNP Canada directly at events@hnpcanada.ca.
About the organizer
Human Nature Projects Canada is a federally registered, youth-led nonprofit organization working to increase environmental literacy and inspire meaningful, equitable environmental action.
Visit HNP Canada’s website or connect with @hnpcanada and @hnpontario on Instagram.