Marouane attended COP 27 and according to him, "there is a role for everyone as long as we work together" Marouane Joundi is a project manager at the Rivières Foundation. He holds a master's degree in political science, and he was actively involved in the student movement for climate action in 2019 and 2020. Originally from Morocco, Marouane participated in COP 27 with great sensitivity for international justice issues and the impacts of climate change on the African continen

Interview of André-Yanne Parent, Executive Director of Climate Reality Canada, with Philippe-Vincent Foisy on qub radio André-Yanne Parent, Executive Director of Climate Reality Canada, is currently at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. She had the opportunity to talk about her experience and her vision for the implementation of the objectives and commitments made by the States, in particular Canada and Quebec, with Philippe-Vincent Foisy on Radio qub. This interview is also an

His engagement: The thing that motivates him is his hometown of Calgary, Alberta. He does not want to see the community get left behind by the transition just because of a lack of foresight, vision or the courage to recognize that a change is coming to an otherwise pretty comfy level of existence. According to him, although it's a roller coaster economy that is married very tightly to oil and gas in Alberta, there are also enormous opportunities specifically in this province

His Advocacy: Dan has developed a unique model to transform public transportation by engaging students to increase public transit ridership. He was involved in the implementation of the Transit High School Bus Pass Program in Kingston, ON which won a 2018 Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) Sustainable Communities Award. About me: I have a background in commerce, strategic sustainability, and complex systems, and I am driven by my concern for the environment. My p

Climate Reality Canada Team Profile About me: Originally from Saskatoon, I now live in Winnipeg on Treaty 1 territory. I have a master's degree in natural resource management from the University of Manitoba, and a background in research, organizing and advocacy, and food sovereignty. Past experiences include leading community-based conversations across Canada on the connections between climate change and income insecurity with the Green Resilience Project, and contributing to