Location
511 E. Victoria Avenue
Thunder Bay, Ontario
(807) 622-4666
Welcome
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The Regional Multicultural Youth Council (RMYC) is an
inclusive group linking youths in small and isolated
communities of Northwestern Ontario. We promote youth
involvement in positive activities to foster the well-being
of children and youth.
Recent Updates
Fall Activites
25/08/2011
The proposed workplan for this fall and winter.
Reception and Orientation for First Nations
Students: Organizing orientation activities to
welcome everyone to Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School
students to Thunder Bay.
Equity and Inclusive Education Strategy:
Creating a Working Group for the Ministry of Education’s
Project to promote Ontario’s Equity and Inclusive
Education Strategy.
Revolution Girl Style – Girl Power Program
to empower young women to realize their potential, follow
their passions and reach their goals.
Providing a Youth Voice: on the City of
Thunder Bay’s Anti-racism Advisory Committee & Thunder
Bay’s Crime Prevention Council...
Multicultural Ribbon Campaign:Making
multicultural bows of black, red, white and yellow ribbons
intertwined to symbolize the beautiful colours of the
human race united in harmony.
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Girl Power Summer Camps
19/08/2011
This summer, Stephanie Kawei, the RMYC’s Girl Power
Program Co-ordinator organized summer camps for young
women 7 to 17 years old in July and August. The aim was to
bring the girls to learn, share experiences and socialize
while having fun. However, due to a lack of funding the
Girl Power Summer Camps ran only on Mondays and Wednesdays
from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Dennis Franklin Cromarty High
School offered space to organize our activities...
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Limbrick Place Survey
22/08/2011
On July 13th, 2011, the Regional Multicultural Youth
Council (RMYC) organized a community barbecue and games
for kids at Limbrick Place. The purpose was to engage
residents in the neighbourhood to identify their
priorities in regards to personal safety and the
well-being of children and youth. The Youth Council had
large sheets of paper with different headings by the BBQ
for residents to write down comments and share their
opinions. For those who could not come, we sent a team of
youths door to door to interview anyone who was home...
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