We are an intersectional youth collective working to co-create just and sustainable futures that leave no one behind.
Operation Take Two

Our Projects
Take Two Community Workspace Fund
Take Two Toolkit
Reminder that our Take Two Community Workspace Fund closes at close October 31, 2024 at 11:59pm PT. Have some questions about the application process? Not sure if your team should apply? We are hosting a virtual info night Oct 1, 2024 at 5pm PDT/8pm
Calling all student activists, youth organizers, and intersectional environmentalists who want to build just and sustainable communities! We may have been quiet on social media but behind the scenes we have been preparing to launch our Take Two Commu
It’s been a while but we are back with an update and some exciting news to share—we are launching our Take Two Community Workspace Fund! Check out the link in our bio for more details on the application and eligibility. Image descriptio
November 20th is Transgender Day of Remembrance, a day to honour the lives lost to anti-transgender violence. Today, we wanted to compile a little guide of resources for trans people and allies in Canada. Because we are based in British Columbia and
The “other”—at first glance, it may be difficult to see how exactly “othering” relates to sustainability. The short answer is intersectionality. The long answer is that Othering is used as a tool to marginalize communiti
Happy Halloween friends! In honour of Halloween we wanted to share a scary story! Hope you all stay safe! #SankofaSustainabilityCollective #SankofaSustainability #Sustainability #Sankofa #Environmentalism #Activism #EnvironmentalJustice #ClimateActi
Tomorrow is the day for thousands of Canadians to elect or re-elect their Member of Parliament (MP) and thus deciding on the next Prime Minister of Canada. In this post, we focus more on sustainability and climate action but the reality is that it
August 1 marks the first official celebration of Emancipation Day in Canada. Today, we remember the history of chattel slavery and its inextricable ties to capitalism and colonialism that has led to our current climate crisis. We also honour and cele
Now that it is fire season, let’s talk about how colonialism has changed how we view fire and cultural burnings. #SankofaSustainabilityCollective #SankofaSustainability #Sustainability #Sankofa #Environmentalism #Activism #EnvironmentalJustic
CW: This post discusses colonial violence towards Indigenous peoples. -- It is important to note that we, the directors of Sankofa, are all settlers. T currently lives on the unceded Coast Salish territories of the Lkwungen and W̱SÁNEĆ people
CW: This post discusses colonial violence towards Indigneous peoples. -- There is no reason to celebrate today. Instead of celebrating the genocide and continued violence against Indigenous peoples, reflect on your ties to the state and how you are a
CW: This post uses the word queer. Queer has been a slur against LGBTQ2S+ people and has not been reclaimed amongst the entire community. The text in this post was taken from our Sankofa Sustainability blog written by one of our directors (linked in