# https://breakthedivide.net


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- [Empowering Youth Through Climate Emotions](https://breakthedivide.net/empowering-youth-through-climate-emotions/): Understanding Climate Emotions In today’s rapidly changing world, young people are increasingly grappling with climate emotions—feelings of anxiety, frustration, and hope regarding environmental issues. These emotions are valid and essential, as they motivate youth to engage in climate action. Our non-profit is dedicated to supporting these young voices by fostering an understanding of their emotions and providing tools for positive change. Supporting Teachers and Administrators As educators, you play a vital role in shaping students’ perceptions and responses to climate challenges. Our organization offers resources tailored for teachers and school administrators across Canada, helping to integrate climate emotional literacy into curricula. […]

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- [workshops!](https://breakthedivide.net/services-1/): workshops Climate Education That Supports Student Mental Health Young people are carrying heavy climate emotions. Our facilitators deliver engaging workshops that help young people understand their climate emotions, strengthen their wellbeing, and feel a deeper sense of connection to their communities. Supporting Students Who Are Struggling With Eco Anxiety and Disconnection Across Canada, young people are feeling overwhelmed by climate change. Eco-anxiety, fear about the future, and stress about community-level climate impacts lead to disengagement and emotional strain in classrooms. Our solution is simple and effective. Break The Divide delivers evidence informed workshops designed to improve emotional literacy surrounding climate change […]
- [About](https://breakthedivide.net/about1/): Connection is the heart of climate resilience. We support young people to understand their climate emotions, connect with their communities, and take meaningful action in a changing world. Our Mission Break The Divide supports young people in navigating the emotional realities of the climate crisis. We create spaces where youth can understand their climate emotions, express what they are carrying, and feel grounded in a community that sees and supports them. Through dialogue, facilitation, and shared learning, we help youth move from isolation and overwhelm toward belonging, clarity, and confidence. Our programs bring together students, educators, and communities to strengthen resilience, build […]
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- [PSERP-2026](https://breakthedivide.net/pserp-2026/): Flagship Program The Prairie Climate Education and Resilience Program Calling all educators!! Break The Divide is thrilled to be launching the Prairie Climate Education and Resilience Program. This free 2-session program is designed for grades 7-12 in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba and covers topics such as climate emotions, local climate change impacts, and how to take action in your community. The program is tailored to each province’s curricular outcomes, making it a great addition to any classroom! Sign Up Here View 2-Session Plan How does it work? Trained volunteer facilitators will run the sessions in your classroom and we will provide […]
- [Regina Youth Climate Dialogue - 2025](https://breakthedivide.net/regina-youth-climate-dialogue-2025/): Our Flagship Program Regina Youth Climate Dialogue – 2025 Break the Divide and the David Suzuki Foundation brought together diverse youth (ages 25 and under) to connect, reflect on the emotional impact of climate change and move toward climate justice action. The intention was to diversify the climate justice movement in Regina, create space for voices not often heard in climate change conversations and bring together groups of youth with different experiences to establish shared values and common goals. On June 6 and 7, 2025, Break the Divide and the David Suzuki Foundation ran a two-day dialogue that brought together diverse […]
- [Regina Climate Equity Dialogue](https://breakthedivide.net/regina-climate-equity-dialogue/): Regina Climate Equity Dialogue 2024 On August 24, 2024, 20 people from diverse organizations and four table facilitators held a climate justice dialogue in Regina. Most attendees were equity-seeking. The four-hour dialogue reflected on issues and values important to attendees, and then examined how economic, social and climate issues intersect in Regina. The themes that emerged were: Round 1: Values and Issues Round 1 conversations focused on each person and/or organization’s values. Participants shared their concerns and hopes for the future of Regina. Then the conversation turned to how climate change has impacted people and communities. Finally, there was an exploration […]
- [Regina-Youth-Climate-Justice-Coalition](https://breakthedivide.net/regina-youth-climate-justice-coalition/): Ongoing Program Regina Youth Climate Justice Coalition The Regina Youth Climate Justice Coalition is a 10-month mentorship and leadership-building program for youth in Regina, co-facilitated by the David Suzuki Foundation and Break The Divide. It aims to fill a major gap: Regina, unlike many Canadian hubs, does not yet have a sustained youth climate justice organizing scene. Through climate emotions facilitation, this project builds spaces of vulnerability, belonging, and community connection; linking emotion, justice, and organizing into collective action.  By September 2026, the coalition will have cultivated 15 trained youth organizers, capable of leading campaigns and sustaining collective action. Objectives Core […]
- [All-Programs](https://breakthedivide.net/all-programs/): Coming This Fall! Prairie Climate Emotions And Resilience Program! Break The Divide is thrilled to be launching the Prairie Climate Education and Resilience Program. This free 2-session program is designed for grades 7-12 in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba and covers topics such as climate emotions, local climate change impacts, and how to take action in your community. The program is tailored to each province’s curricular outcomes, making it a great addition to any classroom Current Programs Saskatchewan Climate Emotions And Resilience Program Regina Youth Climate Justice Coalition Luna Moth Micro Credential Course Our Impact Youth Reached 3,000 Youth reached through dialogues, […]
- [Right To A Healthy Environment National Youth Consultations](https://breakthedivide.net/right-to-a-healthy-environment-national-youth-consultations/): Our Flagship Program Right to a Healthy Environment National Youth Consultations Break The Divide, in partnership with Sustainable Youth Canada, led national consultations to gather youth perspectives on the implementation of the Right to a Healthy Environment under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA). Through 16 workshops engaging 295 youth across nine provinces, we collectively created a report highlighting youth-driven recommendations to strengthen environmental justice, intergenerational equity, and accountability within Canada’s environmental framework. Participants emphasized the need for clear definitions, stronger protections for vulnerable communities, integration of Indigenous and scientific knowledge, and transparent, accessible decision-making processes. This program was supported by […]
- [Climate-Emotions-Connections-Program 2024](https://breakthedivide.net/climate-emotions-education-program-2024/): Our Flagship Program Climate Emotions Connections Program-2024 From February to May 2024, Break The Divide launched the first national cohort of the Climate Emotions Connection Program, engaging high school students from across Canada in a transformative journey that centered emotional literacy and identity within climate conversations.Developed in response to the growing mental health impacts of the climate crisis on youth, the program created space for participants to connect, reflect, and build resilience through facilitated dialogue circles, creative activities, and peer connection Program Video This Program Is Sponsored By
- [Climate Emotions And Educations Program 2026](https://breakthedivide.net/climate-emotions-and-educations-program-2026/): Flagship Program The Saskatchewan Climate Education and Resilience Program Calling all educators!! Break The Divide is excited to be launching the 2026 Saskatchewan Climate Education and Resilience Program. This free 5-session program is designed for grades 7-12 in Moose Jaw and Regina and covers topics such as climate emotions, local climate change impacts, and how to take action in your community. The program is tailored to curricular outcomes, making it a great addition to any classroom! Sign Up Here View 5-Session Plan How does it work? Trained volunteer facilitators will run the sessions in your classroom and we will provide all […]
- [Climate skills and community fellow ship](https://breakthedivide.net/climate-skills-and-community-fellow-ship/): Our Flagship Program Climate Skills and Community Building Fellowship From April to July 2024, Break The Divide launched its first-ever Climate Skills & Community Building Fellowship, a free, multi-month program supporting international students and newcomer youth in Toronto through a powerful blend of climate education, professional development, and community building. Created in partnership with the Synergia Institute and the Canadian CED Network, the Fellowship addressed barriers many newcomer youth face, including limited access to accredited training, difficulty forming social networks, and systemic exclusion from climate spaces. This initiative provided participants with the tools, confidence, and support to build local connections, deepen […]
- [Our Story](https://breakthedivide.net/our-story/): Our Story Our History A Decade of Impact From a high school club to a national movement. 2016-2017: A Movement Starts Founded after Abhay travels to the Arctic and connects with Inuit youth. Begins as a high school club in Delta, BC to personify climate change. Regular video calls between BC and Inuvik students to share stories. 2017-2019: Global Storytelling Expands to Bolivia, Taiwan, Siberia, India, and Chile. Cape Town youth produce video on water crisis through BTD dialogue. Mental health events strengthen school community engagement in BC. 2019-2022: Mental Health Focus Refocuses on Canadian programming to improve sustainability. Emerging research […]
- [Volunteer With Us](https://breakthedivide.net/students/): Get Involved With Us! Make a Real Impact on Climate & Youth Mental Health Join 200+ volunteers creating sustainable change in our communities through education, workshops, and tangible ecological action. Volunteer | Break The Divide Join the Movement Make a Real Impact on Climate & Youth Mental Health Join 200+ volunteers creating sustainable change in our communities through education, workshops, and tangible ecological action. Explore Opportunities Learn More Scroll to discover ↴ 🌱 0 Trees Planted 👥 0 Active Volunteers 📚 0 Students Reached Why Volunteer With Us? Volunteering with Break The Divide means working alongside people who care deeply about climate […]
- [Press And Media](https://breakthedivide.net/customer-cabinet-2/): As Seen In Our Press Features 2025 Aug 2025 Regina resident helps youth tackle climate change and mental health Abhay Singh Sachal · Sask Today, Regina News · Regina, SK Aug 2025 Regina resident receives scholarship from AstraZeneca, one of 10 recipients across Canada Abhay Singh Sachal · CTV News · Regina, SK Aug 2025 The 306 with Peter Mills Abhay Singh Sachal · CBC Listen · Saskatchewan Apr 2025 Greatest Classroom on Earth- Episode 4: From the Arctic to the World Abhay Singh Sachal, Geoff Green · YouTube 2024 Dec 2024 Feeling exhausted by climate news? Activists share how they bounce back Abhay Singh Sachal, Catherine […]
- [About-old](https://breakthedivide.net/about-2/): About Us – Break The Divide Connection is the heart of climate resilience. We support young people to understand their climate emotions, connect with their communities, and take meaningful action in a changing world. Join Our Movement Our Mission Break The Divide supports young people in navigating the emotional realities of the climate crisis. We create spaces where youth can understand their climate emotions, express what they are carrying, and feel grounded in a community that sees and supports them. Through dialogue, facilitation, and shared learning, we help youth move from isolation and overwhelm toward belonging, clarity, and confidence. Our programs […]
- [Services](https://breakthedivide.net/all-courses/): Workshops Climate Education That Supports Student Mental Health Young people are carrying heavy climate emotions. Our facilitators deliver engaging workshops that help young people understand their climate emotions, strengthen their wellbeing, and feel a deeper sense of connection to their communities. 👉 Book a Discovery Call Supporting Students Who Are Struggling With Eco Anxiety and Disconnection Across Canada, young people are feeling overwhelmed by climate change. Eco-anxiety, fear about the future, and stress about community-level climate impacts lead to disengagement and emotional strain in classrooms. Our solution is simple and effective. Break The Divide delivers evidence informed workshops designed to improve […]
- [Home](https://breakthedivide.net/): Break The Divide Helping Youth Navigate The Emotional Realities Of Climate Change We are a national nonprofit that bridges the gap between mental health and climate action. Since 2017 we have supported youth through the emotional realities of the climate crisis through building connection, resilience and hope. Partnered With And Trusted By 37% Of Canadian Youth Struggle With Climate Anxiety. In A Way That Effects Their Daily Lives 34% Teachers Feel Feel Equipped To Teach About Climate Change 64% Teachers Say They Need Professional Development Training for Climate Emotions Climate Emotions And Resilience Classroom Program Curriculum-aligned sessions for Grades 7–12 that […]

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