We are currently in the planning stages of what content and modules we will be providing to participants of the workshop. Our next target is to receive official permission from the school to hold this event. View Initiative

In December of 2019, the first Waste Free Challenge occurred at Brookfield High School. Out of a possible 600 students, only 6 partook in the challenge. After the first Waste Free Challenge did not go as well as hoped, I and a group of various people are trying hard to grow the project. We will do so by better advertising via social media, emailing and the students parents about the initiative, and explaining who I am and my cause. The next expected Waste Free Day is to take place on February 6 2020. The major goals for this initiative is to grow to around 50 participants and to possibly expand this program to other schools. View Initiative

Currently I have talked to teachers and different students about my plans and i have surveyed teachers and staff to get their inputs. I have also surveyed different groups of students from different grades to see what their knowledge is around climate change. I plan on giving different types of presentations to different grades. I also plan on doing and assortment of activities to help promote change in wasteful habits and to help encourage students to make a difference both at school and at home. View Initiative

We are so excited to almost be done our final copy of A Walk To Remember! We couldn't be more excited -- in a matter of weeks, we will be testing our program at two local rural schools. We are busy preparing our initiative for the summit and working hard at creating engaging activities for youth to take action! View Initiative

We are currently in the process of creating a final draft of our book for the program! After the draft is edited and complete, we have two trial sessions at local elementary schools where we will run our initiative! We look forward to taking our next steps! View Initiative