On June 22nd, Fresh Voices joined Sense of Place host Minelle Mahtani and producer…

On November 17, Jorge Salazar, Manager of Fresh Voices, spoke to Global…

On Monday, June 19th, over 200 immigrant and refugee youth gathered at…

The day after the 2017 Fresh Voices Awards, we stopped by Roundhouse…

On May 18th, nearly 200 people filled Vancity Theatre for My Mother’s Home…

The Syrian Youth Refugee Consultation was held September 17 in partnership with the…

As B.C. schools and communities prepare to accept approximately 1,000 young refugees…

It’s Fresh Voices Awards week, and our Youth Advisory Team and adult…

Fresh Voice’s ‘My Mother’s Home’ film celebrating migration, motherhood, and diversity is…

Deadline Extended to November 18 The Fresh Voices Awards recognize the inspiration…

At a program run out of Cougar Creek Elementary School in Surrey, kids are…

As the Fresh Voices initiative evolves, the Youth Advisory Team (YAT) and…

Canada’s immigration minister laced up his sneakers and worked up a sweat…

On December 5, 2016, over 200 young immigrants, refugees, and adult allies…

Fresh Voices is hosting our third speaker series on December 8th, 2017….

A campaign to honour the hard work of international students and new…

The Syrian Youth Refugee Consultation was held September 17 in partnership with the…

Extract of an article by Jenny Uechi for the National Observer on…

On Tuesday, June 6th, Fresh Voices YAT members Ela, Ashvan, and Fadia…

Eleven municipalities across Canada are working on extending voting rights to permanent residents. Let’s make Vancouver next.

Fresh Voices Program Manager Alejandra Lopez Bravo and Youth Advisory Team member…

Fresh Voices is an initiative of Vancouver Foundation. We are a group…

Over 200 youth from across British Columbia attended the Fresh Voices Forum…

When a high school student in B.C. learns a new language, they get credit towards their graduation. Unless they’re a migrant student learning English.
Fresh Voices is campaigning to change the way the education system in British Columbia treats newcomer youth learning English. Ten percent of high school students in British Columbia are currently enrolled in English Language Learning (ELL) courses. All students are learning English, it’s just those in ELL that aren’t getting graduation credit.

Taking place on Monday, June 19th, the 2017 Fresh Voices Awards will recognize…

For the last five years, Fresh Voices has grown significantly as a…

This Op-Ed by Vancouver Foundation President Kevin McCort appeared in the Vancouver Sun…

Despite the challenges faced by refugees and new immigrants, which include language…