Workshops, Webinars and Panels
HNP Canada offers interactive spaces for youth and community members to explore environmental challenges through discussions, expert insights, and collaborative learning, primarily online via Zoom for broad accessibility.
Over the past five years, sessions have covered diverse topics, including:
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Eco-Crisis Webinar Series (2021): A seven-part series guiding youth on how to take sustainable action in response to global environmental challenges.
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Youth Indigenous Voices Panel (2022): Centering Indigenous youth leadership and perspectives in environmental advocacy.
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Eco-Career Panel (2022): Showcasing pathways to green careers and the growing intersection between sustainability and the workforce.
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Greenbelt Workshop Series (2023): Two sessions discussing the Greenbelt’s ecological importance, sustainability, and collaboration with Indigenous communities.
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Water Contamination and Human Health Workshop (2024): Highlighting the importance of clean water access and pollution prevention.
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Electric Vehicle Webinar (2024): Educating youth on the benefits of electric vehicles and sustainable transportation.
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Sustainable Fashion Workshop (2025): Encouraging reflection on the environmental and social impacts of clothing production.
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Pollinator Garden Workshop (2025): Exploring ways to support pollinators and biodiversity in partnership with the Canadian Wildlife Federation (CWF).
These sessions have advanced HNP Canada’s mission of increasing environmental literacy, empowering young changemakers to address environmental challenges through equity, innovation, and community engagement.
Our Impact
18
Workshops, Webinars & Panels Held
48+
Schools Reached
792+
Participants
26+
Guest Speakers Featured
18+
School Boards Reached
1,286+
Volunteer Hours Distributed
Testimonials: Here Is What Our Community Has To Say...
“The presentation had statistics that were very informational and effective on the issue of water contamination. I did an entire speech on water and sanitation (SDG goal 6), so it was inspirational to see that the fight for clean water is still going on and stronger than ever. The documentary shared the perspectives of many locals, which is a great aspect to include when you are trying to understand the problem people are facing on a daily basis.” - Participant (May 2024; Water Contamination and Human Health Workshop Participant)
“I really enjoyed that many facts that were given to us, and not only facts, but examples [...] really help me understand more about Electric Vehicles, costs, safety, as well as environmental impacts. The slides had a lot of information on them which I took note of and the info wasn't exaggerated too much, it was straight to the point which I liked.” - Leena Mohideen Akthar (June 2024; Electric Vehicle (EV) Webinar Participant)
“I learned that EVs are actually not new, they have existed since the 1800s! This was very interesting as it got me to think about how technology evolves and advances over time. Aside from this, it was interesting looking at the different ways electric vehicles are better for the environment, and how we can reduce the greenhouse gas emissions by switching to electric options.” - Saif Ullah (June 2024; Electric Vehicle (EV)
Webinar Participant)
“I found the how-to section very helpful because it helped us apply her [Ms. Cobbler] knowledge and expertise to our lives.” - Inaya Ponda (May 2025; Pollinator Garden Workshop Participant)