Who: Youth ages 15–24 who live in the Lower Mainland and are passionate about improving youth health in BC.
What: Volunteer group that meets virtually and in-person to provide youth perspectives on McCreary's work and leads their own projects about youth health issues that matter to them.
Who: BC youth in Grades 8–12 with a range of experiences vaping, smoking, or using other nicotine products.
What: Online group to inform BC government decisions about vaping, tobacco, and other youth health issues.
Who: Youth in Grades 7–12 from across BC who are interested in making sure youth have a voice in the programs and decisions that affect them.
What: Online group that are trained to have conversations with peers to gather their perspectives on important youth health topics.
Who: Youth ages 16–27 with experience in the government care system in BC who are living in the Lower Mainland.
What: In-person, 10-month cohort program to learn community-based research skills and conduct research projects related to youth in and from care.
Who: A group of Indigenous young people who are alumni of the Youth Research Academy program.
What: Project-based team that conducts research to support the health and well-being of Indigenous youth in BC.
