📚BOOK GIVEAWAY 📚 We’re giving away 30 copies of Invisible Women by Caroline Criado Perez! To Enter: 1⃣ Follow @datafemnetwork 2⃣ Like this tweet 3⃣ Retweet this tweet The lucky winners will be chosen next week! #giveaway #feminism #genderdata

In case you forgot : data standardisation still matters ! 📚Read my latest blog summarizing our September 2021 ODC IWG session to know more:

Today is my last day with OpenGovCan Unofficial – sad to leave my OG family but grateful for 3 exceptional years with this amazing team ! Very excited to start a new adventure at the Innovation and Youth Engagement Division at Environment Canada where I will be working on #youth & #climate

“Building community is a requisite foundation for building a better world.” Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson 🐙 & Dr. Katharine Wilkinson 🌱 Read my last Open Data Charter blog where I speak about the importance of building a strong open government/open data community, and where I say goodbye to the IWG 🫂.

Our March Newsletter also highlights a reflective piece by Darine Benkalha (She/Her/Elle) which reminds us of the importance of Community, collaboration and co-creation as foundations of strong and efficient open government initiatives Open Data Charter 👇👇 mailchi.mp/3407c01e22bb/c…

There is still time to join the amazing Open Data Charter 💙, the amazing Serale con S🧡and the amazing global open data community💜 !

Celebrating the 2022 World Environment Day 🌎, and the launch of the Indigenous Conservation Toolkit, with UN Environment Programme North America and UNACanada at the Museum of Nature today ! Feels wonderful to attend in-person events again🥰 trello.com/b/yNeM7iCV/tea…

Check out this report on Canadians’ attitudes and beliefs towards various climate and environmental policy measures and action.

(1/4) Le #PapillonMonarque, un symbole international de la #conservation et de la #nature, continue d’être confronté à de nombreux défis. 🦋

Incredible website at the intersection of open/data visualization, Indigenous knowledges and climate change

So excited to announce the 10 members of our Environment Canada youth council on this International Youth Day !🥳

Canada's 5th National Action Plan on Open Government is here⬇️. So proud I got to work on this plan and its feminist and inclusive approach🧡 Longue vie au gouvernement ouvert !

Feeling energized and inspired after the first in-person meeting of the Environment Canada youth council where members met with ministers, discussed COP27 with Canada's Chief Negotiator for Climate Change and attended question period House of Commons 💭🌎

Took part in great discussion about the role of #youth in developing innovative, dynamic and #sustainable transportation A few takeaways: ➡️Importance of #Transport policies for #Climate ➡️Need to engage youth in all future plans ➡️Great careers in Transport! OECD Environment #COP27

Minister Guilbeault participated in a youth-led panel dialogue with Youth Climate Lab and Sustainable Youth on #ClimateEducation and the importance of enhancing climate literacy.

Our Youth Council member, Skw'akw'as (Sunshine), was one of the youth panellists at #COP27 discussing #ClimateLiteracy and education with Minister Guilbeault. Learn more: ow.ly/z62w50LABkX

NOW HIRING: Impact Manager! Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until 11:59pm ET on January 30th. Read the job description and apply now at youthclimatelab.org/join-the-team

The Nature Connection Handbook is approaching 25,000 downloads. Great to know there's such interest in: What nature connection is and why it matters ✅ How to grow closer to nature ✅ Nature connection case studies ✅ bit.ly/NatureConnecti…

How Canada is using data to turn good intentions into climate action globalgovernmentforum.com/how-canada-is-… via Global Government Forum