Anne-Èva is student association president at her CEGEP, where she set up a community fridge to address food insecurity and waste. She has overseen and managed material and human resources for Collège de Lévis’ Bazar Étudiant, an eco-friendly cooperative that gives school uniforms a second life. Anne-Èva also co-founded the “La Voix des ados” podcast series and has worked as a day camp park supervisor.

Billy is the president of the student council, where he plans and organizes memorable events for the school community. As co-founder and president of a school economists club, he educates his peers on different aspects of business, including financial literacy. He also founded a club that offers one-on-one math tutoring to struggling students. Billy competes in various school sports, such as soccer, volleyball, and track and field.

Isaac volunteers for an organization that provides educational services and programs for sensory-impaired students. He is also the founder and lead software developer for a nonprofit that develops apps to help students with cortical visual impairments. His programs have been successfully implemented across Prince Edward Island. Isaac volunteers at two central Island emergency departments and serves on a board with Health PEI, which is dedicated to improving emergency department care. He is also a part-time line cook, and cooks at large-scale events like Fall Flavours.

Jakob runs a property maintenance business called DeGruchy’s Property Solutions. He works a second job part time at a mall. He organizes community clean-ups and is a regular blood donor. Jakob is a member of Catapult PLUS, for alumni of the Catapult Leadership Society, and the leader of a skateboarding group.

Mishka is vice-president of Citoyenneté jeunesse, member of a provincial youth committee on social and ecological transition, and a student representative on her CEGEP Foundation’s board of directors. She’s a gymnastics and cheerleading coach, a French writing tutor at her CEGEP, and a project manager in her federal MP’s office. Mishka is also involved in and invited to a wide range of political, social, and environmental events, whether regional, provincial, national, or international.

Teerka is the president of a non-profit that organizes health-focused initiatives for the homeless community, including the creation and distribution of pandemic care packages. At school, she advocates for youth as a student trustee on her school board, tutors newcomer students, and serves on the student council. Teerka is a UNICEF U-Report ambassador, has planned community initiatives to increase vaccine literacy, and has worked as a market research intern at two startups. She also plays on her varsity ultimate frisbee team and has played basketball competitively for her city.