CanUUdle VII Youth Conference (planned and run by CanUUdle staff)

(Please review and print off full pdf version of CanUUdle registration medical release, rules and code of ethics to be signed and brought to CanUUdle VII)
 

See your choices for workshop selection at Saturday’s Multigenerational day and fill in choices on your registration

Youth (age 14-20) and their advisors from across the country will be invited to this exciting annual conference May 18-21, 2007. CanUUdle VII will have a home base at the Unitarian Church of Vancouver (UCV) with multigenerational events taking place at University of British Columbia (UBC)

Friday evening begins with whole community joining together at the ACM Ingathering, UBC Student Union Building. Buses will take CanUUdle participants back to UCV following the Ingathering Ceremonies. Multigenerational Day Saturday begins at lunchtime with a Picnic at UBC, workshop choices after lunch, a multigenerational Empty Bowls dinner Saturday – and additional evening workshops. All multigenerational day costs are included in CanUUdle VII registration fee. Youth-led worship, a highlight for many, is Saturday night.

Sunday’s CanUUdle programs and meals are at UCV. Buses will take CanUUdle participants back to UBC for closing Monday, where an optional transitions ceremony for youth bridging from ‘youth to young adult’ is held.

Youth can choose to attend a variety of inspiring, challenging and FUN workshops during ACM multigenerational day and at their CanUUdle conference. At CanUUdle VII there will be updates from Terre Commune-Winds of Change, the consultative conference held over the labour day weekend in Winnipeg. Terre Commune leaders may speak to certain proposals they hope will bring positive change in youth ministry systems and structures for the CUC.

This conference includes a business meeting of our Canadian UU youth, speeches for Youth Observer to the Board, election of YRUU Canadian at Large representative to UUA YRUU Youth Council and national youth Social Action Coordinator (NatSac).

Details will be sent out on youth lists as “news breaks” and updates will be posted here as well.

It is the responsibility of each youth attending and their youth group to ensure appropriate sponsorship at CanUUdle. If advisors are not attending with their congregation’s youth, the youth MUST arrange for an advisor from another congregation to sponsor them.

All advisors and adult staff attending a CUC national youth conference must have a completed Police Records Check.

Separate additional registration required.

Pre-registration by April 1, 2007.

Cost: $85 youth $45 advisors.
Host Logistics Contact: (youth)

Isobel Gibson-Flader algorithmicalmanac@gmail.com

CanUUdle VII co-deans (youth):

Annelise Iversen, analyze37@yahoo.ca
Alicia Gladman, aliciagladman@yahoo.ca 
Steven Hart, speed_demon665@hotmail.com 

UCV Lifespan Learning contact (adult): Caroline Farley carolinefarley@telus.net
 

Elections

• Description of Process
• Youth Observer to the CUC Board of Trustees
• Canadian Youth-at-Large on UUA Youth Council
• Youth National Social Action Coordinator (NatSAC)