From coast to coast to coast, organizations are helping young Canadians develop skills and cultivate the traits we look for in a Wolf Scholar: the drive to build and lead, intellectual curiosity, and exceptional character.
Through mentorship, leadership programs, community initiatives, and other enriching experiences, our Community Champions prepare students to thrive.
We invite young Canadians to explore the organizations listed below and discover opportunities to develop their skills and talents.
The Canadian Student Leadership Association was originally founded to support the continuation of our main event, the Canadian Student Leadership Conference (CSLC), but has since grown, and now distributes leadership resources, materials, scholarships, and organizes over 60 unique program and event days for high school student leaders and educators across the country. Our goal is to build a strong community of secondary school students across the country who, inspired by their student leadership experiences, are actively engaged in their schools and communities and contributing to the betterment of society.
Established in 2013, FBLC is Canada’s largest student-run business organization with 2600+ active members and 190+ active chapters. As an official international chapter of Future Business Leaders of America, top CNLC competitors are invited to compete at the National Leadership Conference (NLC) amongst 15000+ attendees. FBLC members are self-motivated, high-achieving leaders who network with like-minded peers, attend exciting conferences, and learn how to excel in the business world.
The Lifelong Leadership Institute is a Toronto-based non-profit that provides innovative leadership development to Canadian youth of Black, Jamaican, and African-Caribbean heritage. Through its signature Leadership by Design program, LLI supports students across their high school and post-secondary years with mentorship, career exploration, and opportunities designed to help them fulfill their highest ambitions.
The National Alliance for Children and Youth (NACY) is Canada's national backbone organization for children and youth representing 26+ national member organizations reaching 6.3 million young people across the country. NACY advances coordinated, evidence-informed policy, advocacy, and collective action so that every child and young person in Canada can thrive.
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