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In-House Camp Rules
We have set these house rules as a guideline to make sure that every participant helps to create a welcome and inclusive atmosphere during our event, which will improve everyone’s overall experience in a positive and courteous manner.
- Show consideration and decency to all individuals.
- Steer clear of insulting words or actions.
- Be on time for scheduled events and activities.
- Let the facilitators and volunteers know if you won’t be there.
- Take an active part in conversations and events.
- Make constructive contributions to the sense of community to maximize your program experience.
- During presentations, turn off or silence electronic gadgets.
- Use electronics quietly to avoid bothering others.
- Honor the privacy of conversations and information exchanged.
Get consent before disclosing private information.
Wear clothes that are acceptable for the occasion or meeting.
Adhere to any appropriate dress code.
Maintain the venue (your room inclusive) and its environs neat and orderly.
Use the specified bins to dispose of trash.
Adhere to safety regulations and requirements.
Let the organizer know about any safety concerns.
Make responsible use of event resources(Downloads available)
Show consideration for other participants and the venue’s property.
Respect all applicable local laws and policies regarding events.
Inform organizers of any unlawful or improper activity.
- Every other area can be accessed during recess or if you are wanting to take pictures except the swimming pool.
Every participant will be group into platoons to foster networking and varying activities in the program.
Kindly note when it is your platoon turn, you are to adhere to every rule.
No platoon exchange
- You must have been allocated rooms by now. Participants are strictly prohibited from swapping rooms.
- Failure to adhere to this rule could result in being sent away from the camp.
"Respect, be on time, and participate. Following these rules makes our time together positive and memorable for everyone."
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Meet Our Partners
Meet The Facilitators and Volunteers
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Meet The Speakers
Olatunji Esther
Social Justice Advocate/Social Worker
Esther, a social work leader and nonprofit executive, is passionate about youth empowerment, social justice, and international cooperation. Recognized with the ACGC Top 30 Under 30 International award, she is dedicated to meaningful initiatives.
Michelle Kim
Global Sustainability Advocate
Michelle Kim, a Harvard Master’s student and University of Alberta Students’ Union Manager, has seven years of global sustainability experience and collaborates with organizations like UN Association Canada and Harvard Office of Sustainability to promote environmental education for positive change.
Paul Adeagbo
Career Coach
Paul Adeagbo, a Career Coach and Campus Tour Convener, specializes in turning job seekers into success stories. He focuses on developing Nigerian graduates into global talents and guarantees dream jobs within four months.
Tolulope Asa
Teens Coach / Business Strategist
Tolulope Asa is a results-oriented individual with extensive experience in various sectors, including education, engineering, events, finance, food, and sports. She is known for her thorough approach to achieving organizational goals and her versatility and competence in her professional endeavors.
MJ
Youth Climate Justice Champion
MJ, a youth and climate justice advocate, works at WWF Canada and is a board member for OEN and Green Career Centre. Despite her passion for the environmental sector in Colombia, where corruption is prevalent, she moved to Canada for a safer work environment. Despite facing discrimination in the industry, she believes everyone has a role in creating a just and sustainable world.
Olabanjo Ayenakin
Legal Luminary / Community Leader
Olabanjo Ayenakin is a highly acclaimed legal practitioner with over 50 awards, including Most Thorough Advocate and Legal Practitioner of the Year. He has a diverse legal background, including chieftain, land, labour, and banking. Ayenakin is married to Olufunke Ayenakin and serves as the Chairman of Nigerian Bar Association Akure.
Mirjam Knapik
Registered Psychologist/Counsellor
Mirjam Knapik is a Registered Psychologist, counsellor, and associate professor at Mount Royal University. She holds a BA from the University of Victoria and a Ph.D. from the University of Calgary. Knapik’s early life experiences influenced her to focus on resilience, perseverance, and healing. She also enjoys music, gardening, and hiking.
Uke Ekun Jr
Business Expert
Uke Enun Jnr, CEO of GoNomad, is a tech innovator and thought leader who has revolutionized global commerce for businesses. He founded the platform at 21 to enable African businesses to sell and deliver their products internationally. Under his leadership, GoNomad has partnered with industry giants and generated millions in international sales value.
Meeting Joshua
Project Manager
Meeting Joshua, popularly known as MJ, a medical personnel, business advisor, and certified Project Manager, is the Founder and Chief Steward of RAELGLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES LTD, a tech holding company focused on blockchain, real estates, and energy. Their subsidiary, RAEL FARMS, offers Crypto Mining products and services, promoting crypto adoption and contributing to eco-friendly technologies.
Resource Library
Welcome to our Digital Resource Library. Here, you have the privilege to access exclusive resources and private files that are shared exclusively for participants of our hangouts. These files are specifically intended for individuals within the designated category, and we kindly request that they remain confidential, not to be shared outside this specified group.
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