This challenge explores Canada's connections with Latin America and the Caribbean through learning, research, digital creativity, policy analysis and community engagement. You don't need previous experience in international affairs. You don't need to speak Spanish or Portuguese. And you don't need to have attended a particular event.
Join the GLOCAL National Youth AI Literacy Challenge! Research, create, test and share ideas or projects that make AI literacy more useful, inclusive and accessible across Canada.
Explore the experiences, communities, and connections of Canadians living abroad. Choose one of several project optionsโfrom researching a Canadian community or interviewing someone abroad to creating a practical resource, analyzing data, or developing a deeper research project. Use reliable sources, create a useful final output, and share one key finding from your work.
Help explore how prepared your community is for current and future water needs. Choose from flexible activitiesโincluding local research, storytelling, interviews, policy review, data collection, digital innovation, or public educationโto help build practical resources and solutions for water resilience across Canada. No prior experience is required.
Share research, interviews, surveys, storytelling, community discovery, or civic learning activities that helped you better understand an issue, community, or public challenge.
Share digital content, educational resources, awareness campaigns, or online initiatives that helped inform, educate, engage, or support others.