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2022 Earth Endeavours Ambassador Series

The 2022 Ambassadors’ Projects

For Culture Days 2022, our eight ambassadors engaged in a season of digital content creation and in-person celebration to create diverse projects, with support from their communities.

The BC Culture Days Earth Endeavours Ambassador Series is a collection of community-engaged creative projects calling the public to action. With a new creative challenge launched each Monday in July and August, our 2022 ambassadors invited everyone to explore their relationship with the Earth and each other, navigating a way towards a healthier future together. The projects consider a range of topics from discussions on nature, the climate crisis, post-pandemic recovery, and Truth and Reconciliation.

During Culture Days 2022, a series of micro-documentaries detailing the results of the ambassadors’ Earth Endeavours projects premiered on the Culture Days website. The documentaries are produced and directed by each ambassador with the help of community partners, local videographers, and BC Culture Days.

Watch The Salvaged Project by Kim Leckey (Ucluelet/Tofino) here.

Film still from The Salvaged Project. Pictured are environmental artists Kim Leckey and Pete Clarkson.
Film still from The Salvaged Project. Pictured are environmental artists Kim Leckey and Pete Clarkson.

Watch Into Nature by Emilie Kvist (Abbotsford/Mission) here.

Film still from Into Nature. Emilie shows participants of her Abbotsford hike processes of ecoprinting.
Film still from Into Nature. Emilie shows participants of her Abbotsford hike processes of ecoprinting.

Watch Weaving Our Story Towards Reconciliation by Priscilla Omulo (Port Coquitlam) here.

Film still from Weaving Our Story Towards Reconciliation. Priscilla connects with community members at Kinsmen Hall in Port Coquitlam and teaches them how to weave cedar hearts.
Film still from Weaving Our Story Towards Reconciliation. Priscilla connects with community members at Kinsmen Hall in Port Coquitlam and teaches them how to weave cedar hearts.

Watch Are We Listening? by Zaynab Mohammed (Slocan Valley) here.

Film still from Are We Listening? Zaynab interviews a community member.
Film still from Are We Listening? Zaynab interviews a community member.

Watch The Citizen Soundscape by Alex Chen (Victoria) here.

Film still from Citizen Soundscape. A sign at Swan Lake Christmas Hill Nature Sanctuary in Saanich.
Film still from Citizen Soundscape. A sign at Swan Lake Christmas Hill Nature Sanctuary in Saanich.

Watch Words of an Ecosystem by Shelley Stein-Wotten (Nanaimo) here.

Film still from Words of an Ecosystem. Shelley showcases a legend of native plants that live outside the Vancouver Island Regional Library Nanaimo North Branch.
Film still from Words of an Ecosystem. Shelley showcases a legend of native plants that live outside the Vancouver Island Regional Library Nanaimo North Branch.

Watch A Path to Survival by Pedram Penhan (Vancouver) here.

Film still from A Path to Survival. Pedram and community members paint their collective mural on Granville Island.
Film still from A Path to Survival. Pedram and community members paint their collective mural on Granville Island.

Watch Through the Lens: a Kelowna Project by Élodie Orsei (Kelowna) here.

Film still from Through the Lens: a Kelowna Project. Élodie interviews a mother and daughter about kindness.
Film still from Through the Lens: a Kelowna Project. Élodie interviews a mother and daughter about kindness.

Follow along on our BC Culture Days social media accounts and search the hashtag #EarthEndeavours2022