French Translation and Engagement - Climate Change Conference

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Human and Nature Youth Club
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Preferred learners
  • Canada
  • Academic experience
Categories
Communications Project management Public relations Environmental sustainability Media
Skills
communication french language english language
Project scope
What is the main goal for this project?

We are hosting a national youth climate change conference and to be truly national we need to be accessible to the Francophone community in Canada! Our conference follows a U.N framework called LCOY. The purpose of LCOY is to gather youth and youth organizations in a country to talk about climate change issues relevant to their country. The issues and perspectives that are shared during the conference are taken and turned into a policy document, demanding decision makers take action. This project will help us translate translate communication material (e.g. our social media, website, print material) and the policy document into French and help us invite French-Canadian youth to our conference (via email outreach).

What tasks will learners need to complete to achieve the project goal?

Before the Conference:

Translate the already created communication material from English into French

Help send emails to Francophone schools and organizations to invite youth to attend the conference

During the conference:

TBD

After the conference:

Translate the completed policy document into French

How will you support learners in completing the project?

The role will have direct interaction with the lead conference youth organizer with, at minimum, bi-weekly check-ins, the opportunity to draft plans as a team, get feedback through every stage of the process, and an opportunity to reflect and learn lessons through the project. Students will receive mentorship in managing large-scale projects and operating in a work-like environment.

About the company

We are a non-profit organization with the mission to inspire the next generation to interact responsibly with the environment, by providing nature-focused curriculum, outdoor field trips and competitions to youth in Vancouver, British Columbia.