Women4ClimateTO – Call for Mentors and Mentees

The City’s Women4ClimateTO Mentorship Program empowers and supports emerging women climate leaders working on innovative projects that will help to mitigate the impacts of climate change. Learn more and apply by Thursday, November 20 on the City’s Women4Climate Toronto Mentorship Program webpage

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Participants will receive mentoring, training and networking opportunities to help advance their project or business venture. Following the mentorship program, participants will have a chance to compete in a pitch competition for cash awards and other supports to further advance their initiative.   

Eligible candidates must identify as women, trans women or 2-spirit individuals, be 18 years of age or older and reside, work or study within Toronto or the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Additionally, they should have an established climate action project or a start-up business to grow with the support of the program. For more information, please visit the  Women4Climate Toronto Mentorship Program webpage

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