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2023-2024 Youth Council Print

Posted on Friday, November 3rd, 2023 at 10:34 am.

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2023-2024 Youth Council Print

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Our Mission

To bring together and celebrate ALL working people (paid and unpaid) through art, history, and culture, enabling a stronger, more connected community. To do this, we facilitate shared opportunities where diverse stories and ideas are invited and exchanged.

Our Vision

A society where all labour matters.

Our Values

Solidarity:
We believe that we can accomplish more when we work together and support common struggles.

Equity + Inclusion:
We commit to ensuring that we engage and promote the voices of ALL working people, recognizing all forms of work and labour (paid and unpaid).

Dignity:
We respect the inherent right of ALL people to be valued and accepted without judgement.

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