Regina Youth Climate Dialogue

The Regina Youth Climate Dialogue is a two-day event bringing together youth (aged 25 and under) to foster connection, amplify their voices, and inspire climate action in Regina. The dialogue is tentatively scheduled for June 6th and 7th and will take place at the mâmawêyatitân centre. Organized by Break The Divide and the David Suzuki Foundation and proudly sponsored by RPIRG, this event will engage 25-30 high school and university student youth participants, with honoraria provided for attendees and table facilitators. 

June 6 & 7 2025
12 pm to 5 pm
Mâmawêyatitân Centre

Agenda

Day 1: Youth-Only Dialogue (2 hours) - Friday, 4:00 – 6:00 PM

This session will focus on climate emotions and youth experiences. Following the Climate Emotions Circle framework developed by Break The Divide, participants will share their feelings about climate change and their future in Regina. Table facilitators will support youth in navigating their emotions and envisioning a bold future for the city. 

Day 2: From Emotion to Action (3.5 hours) - Saturday, 1:00 – 4:30 PM

Day 2 will focus on translating emotions into tangible climate action. Youth participants and table facilitators from Day 1 will reconvene, joined by grassroots organizers, experts, and stakeholders (including city administrators and councilors). Table facilitators from Day 1 will continue their roles.

  • Expert presenters will provide insights on key issues such as housing, public transit, health, and climate adaptation. Youth-led discussions will focus on identifying bold ideas and priority goals for making Regina more sustainable.
  • Attendees will collaboratively develop action plans to achieve these goals.
  • Stakeholders will observe and engage in discussions, ensuring youth voices help shape future climate strategies.
  • The event concludes with youth participants summarizing key insights and new ideas.
  • Following the dialogue, next steps will be outlined, including future strategy meetings, advocacy efforts, and skills training to support continued collaboration and impact.

This event aims to foster youth leadership in climate action and create lasting momentum for change in Regina. We are seeking partners to help with youth recruitment—your support in spreading the word will be invaluable!

Parking information

Street parking will be available, as well as a bus stop down the street.

Accessibility Information

If you have any accessibility needs, please contact at outreach@rpirg.org