Welcome to Beyond Borders Youth Network!

Creating a strong support system that transcends cultural barriers and fosters diversity among Yukon’s youth.

Mission

We connect Yukon community organizations and youth immigrants and refugees.

Vision

To create diverse, inclusive Yukon communities that embrace cultural diversity.

What’s Poppin’ in the Community

BBYN’s all about leveling up youth and growing our squad to make moves that matter.

  • Building Community Through Equity and Justice

    Building Community Through Equity and Justice

    Beyond Borders Youth Network was proud to attend the 2026 Canadian National Conference on Equity, Race and Justice in Ottawa. The conference brought together leaders, advocates, educators, and community organizations from across Canada to discuss systemic racism, inequities, and barriers affecting Indigenous, immigrant, and racialized communities. Conversations focused on housing, health equity, employment, justice, youth…

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  • More Than Just Laser Tag

    More Than Just Laser Tag

    Laser tag was fun. Very fun, actually. The kind of fun where people got way too competitive, screamed across the arena, and immediately demanded a rematch after losing. But honestly, what stayed with the leadership team the most was everything happening outside the game. Seeing newcomers try something completely new. Watching people slowly get comfortable…

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  • Holiday Break Youth Connect: A Night of Laughter, Connection, and Belonging

    Holiday Break Youth Connect: A Night of Laughter, Connection, and Belonging

    As the year comes to a close, we want to take a moment to say thank you to everyone who joined us for Holiday Break Youth Connect. The night was full of laughter, movement, music, and moments of genuine connection — and it reminded us why creating spaces like this matters so much. What stood…

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A network offering companionship, connection, and support to young immigrants and refugees is not just a want—it’s a critical need that has long been overlooked.

Cedrick Vinoya

President

Beyond Borders Youth Network