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Applications are currently being accepted for the Government of Nunavut Independent Science Program for Youth 2026. Interested applicants are encouraged to click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.
The Independent Science Program for Youth (I-SPY), run by the Department of Community Services, supports not-for-profit organizations in developing hands-on science extracurricular programs for youth in Nunavut, Canada. The program’s goal is to make science accessible, engaging, and meaningful, encouraging young people to explore STEM through experiential learning.
Fosters STEM interest in youth: Encourages curiosity and critical thinking through practical science experiences.
Connects learning to community realities: Aligns educational activities with everyday life and local scientific research.
Supports future STEM careers: Introduces young participants to career pathways in science, technology, engineering, and math.
Strengthens community engagement: Promotes relevance of science in addressing local challenges and opportunities.
Registered not-for-profit organizations in Nunavut.
Programs must focus on youth engagement in science and provide experiential learning opportunities.
Initiatives should demonstrate community relevance and potential to inspire sustained interest in STEM pathways.
Apply for Government of Nunavut Independent Science Program for Youth
