NBYC's Past works

---

Consultation with IYS, regarding the need for branding, per the work of M5, an approved marketing company. It reflects the Council's want to properly represent efforts intended for support as best it can, and not leave unintended consequences that might undermine or diminish credibility.

The New Brunswick Youth Council created a report to guide IYS (Integrated Youth Services) towards a youth-focused environment, one that would display IYS' welcoming intent to care, and resonate with the youth who require their supports.

The New Brunswick Youth Council came together to discuss their 'next steps' , from making more connections with minority groups and establishing ties with governmental departments, to increasing member representation and sharing of the knowledgebase.

Co-developed by the NBYAC and the Department of Health, it defines a standard for meaningful youth-adult partnerships in New Brunswick. It serves as an accountability framework, drawing a clear line between performative tokenism and the authentic integration of youth perspective into provincial policy. Stakeholders pledge to uphold engagement that is ethical, impactful, and results-oriented. 

 The New Brunswick Youth Advisory Council penned an impactful opinion letter to the government, expressing concerns about proposed changes to Policy 713 in schools. The letter highlighted the potential reduction of rights within an already marginalized community, emphasizing the council's commitment to advocate for equitable and inclusive policies.