We offer programming designed to inspire children and youth across the Yukon in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics, and Trades (STEAM) through creative hands-on activities. Our programming provides fun, engaging, culturally enriched activities that encourages children and youth to explore their sense of wonder. Youth are introduced to hands-on, place-based activities that promotes discovery, rewards curiosity, and leaves children amazed at what they can do.
Whitehorse Autumn Programming 2024
Information for fall afterschool programs will be available soon. Our registration will open at the beginning of September, and clubs will begin in October of 2024.
Keep an eye on our social media and on this webpage for updates!
Youth Moving Mountains Fall Guide
Community Autumn Programming 2024
YMM is proud to present programming throughout the Territory during the school year in partnership with various organizations (recreation centres, youth groups, schools and other partners). This looks different all around the Territory - for more information please reach out to camps@yukonu.ca !
2024-25 Youth Moving Mountains Funders
YMM is proud to work with Mastercard Foundation's EleV program, continuing to expand the work of transforming education and supporting Indigenous youth participation and success in the Yukon.
Yukon University, in collaboration with Yukon First Nations partners, including the Assembly of First Nations Yukon Region, the Yukon First Nations Education Directorate, and the Training Policy Committee, is undertaking a range of initiatives that focus on systems change, including YMM's STEM and trades community programming.
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Actua is a leading Canadian science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) youth outreach organization. Each year, the Actua network engages over 375,000 youth in 600 communities across Canada in transformative STEM learning experiences that build critical skills and confidence. Please visit www.actua.ca.
As a part of the Actua Network, Youth Moving Mountains would like to recognize the Actua's national funders.
