Dogwood's campaigns channel the power of organized people to create lasting change.

B.C. gives a billion dollars a year to fracking and pipeline companies – twice as much as we spend fighting climate change, and five times as much as we get back in royalties.

The Site C dam is a disaster. This is our last chance to stop it – and save billions of taxpayer dollars.

The federal government just announced an updated climate plan with $15 billion in new spending. How should we pay for it? By cancelling the Trans Mountain pipeline and oil tanker project.

Youth have the most at stake in political decisions being made right now. And they have the most to lose.

Threatened by climate change. Forced back into crowded classrooms during a pandemic. Laid off with almost no job prospects. Faced with an uncertain future.

Sixteen and seventeen year olds are impacted every day by government decisions. And just like other citizens, they deserve a say in what lies ahead.

We are about to find out…

Political parties say they care about youth and our future, but when it comes down to it, they mostly think about votes.

The problem is, 16 and 17 year olds aren’t voters in this election. But they can register to vote in the future.

We are at an extraordinary point in time — youth around the world are raising their voices and standing up for change. It makes sense. We are facing a pretty bleak fate. And, under our current democratic system, we have limited recourse and access to power. We need bold political action to solve the big problems that the world is facing today.

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