Canadian Coalition launches a call to youth: UNESCO SHS

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Canadian Coalition launches a call to youth

The Canadian Commission for UNESCO is launching a call to youth interested in getting involved in the Canadian Coalition of Municipalities against Racism and Discrimination through Le Rouage, a publication of the Conseil permanent de la jeunesse du Québec (CPJ) targeting youth and organisations working with youth.

The mandate of the CPJ is to advise the Quebec Minister responsible for Youth on youth-related issues, notably intergenerational solidarity, openness to pluralism and intercultural understanding. Currently the Premier of Quebec, Mr. Jean Charest, is in charge of youth files. The CPJ issues statements, solicits opinions, constitutes ad hoc committees and informs the public on questions related to Quebec youth’s interests and needs. Read the article published in Le Rouage (in French) Related Links Conseil permanent de la jeunesse du Québec (CPJ)

Author(s)	Canadian Commission for UNESCO
Publication Date	10-08-2007
Source	UNESCO


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