By Stuart Saavedra I started my position as a Cyclist in Residence with Youth en Route in late August. I had worked with Youth en Route for a few days at Robert Thirsk High School last school year, and was excited to apply for, and then get, the job. It got even better once we started. From…
To begin with, we would like to acknowledge that the City has come a long way – even in the three short years that Youth en Route has been advocating for safer routes, the City does not let us down. We highly appreciate the work that the City has done to date on this file. …
We’ve asked our Cyclists in Residence to share what they’ve learned after three months working in schools from Youth en Route. First up, Rob Crooks shared his thoughts with us. Gaining skills in real time After reflecting on a very rewarding three months as a CIR with Youth en Route, a number of things stand…
As my summer internship has come to an end I would like to say a few words about my experience with Youth en Route. Joining Youth en Route as the first official employee has been both an honor and an exhilarating journey. I am so grateful to have been a part of this organization. Laura…
We are in search of a student or recent graduate who can join our team part-time. You will contribute to our mission of motivating children to use active transportation for their school commutes and beyond. We require a student specializing in communications, journalism, or PR to undertake a three-week project during our Roll Out Carbon…
We’re called Youth en Route They are Greater Forest Lawn 55+ Society. You’d think that these opposites wouldn’t go together, but we’ve shown that organizational values are more important than age groups. And that’s why our partnership is unique, and delivers benefits to both young and old alike. “It was a match made in heaven”…
