School Chapter
Where it begins. Civic education, model parliament, and local advocacy inside your school.
National · Est. 2026
The Young Constituents is building Canada's next generation of civic leaders through parallel governance, real parliaments, real accountability, real impact.
Our Statement
We govern ourselves so we can govern together. TYC gives young Canadians aged 13 to 28 the authority, the structure, and the responsibility to lead not someday, but now.
The Structure
One structure. Built to scale from your school to the nation.
Where it begins. Civic education, model parliament, and local advocacy inside your school.
A real parliamentary chamber. Governed by the 20/80 model. Your riding, your issues, your accountability.
Five provinces. One competitive stage. Model Parliament, provincial summits, and cross-division leadership.
Strategy, partnerships, and constitutional authority. The national parliament where provinces hold the C-Suite accountable.
Live · Across Canada
Local Chapters and Growing
Across 5 provinces. Ages 13 to 28. Building a parallel democracy from the ground up.
Become a MemberCoast to Coast
Leadership
Executive Director
Founder of The Young Constituents. Architect of the parallel governance model and constitutional framework adopted May 2026.
National Director of Operations
National Director of Digital Media & Content Production
National Director of Programs & Chapters
National Director of Finance & Technology
About TYC
The Young Constituents was built on a single belief: young people don't lack ideas or ambition. They lack the governing authority to act on them. We exist to change that.
Preamble
"We hold that young people do not lack ideas or ambition; they lack the governing authority to act upon them."
TYC's founding principle is the paradox of independence and dependence: to govern together we must first learn to govern ourselves. We are independent in posture and decision-making, but dependent on one another to make the movement work.
Mission
The Young Constituents establishes a parallel governance infrastructure in which young people learn by governing, running parliaments, managing organizations, debating policy, and holding one another accountable, to really make sure that upon entering public service, they are already leaders, organizers, and operational executives.
Values
Structure
Level 01
Strategy, partnerships, and constitutional authority. The C-Suite reports to the national parliament.
Level 02
Five provincial chapters with their own Model Parliament and provincial summit cycles.
Level 03
Two streams: Municipal Divisions (real parliamentary chambers, governed 20/80) and School Chapters (civic education and local advocacy).
Founding
The Young Constituents was founded by Xavier Davis and adopted on May 2, 2026. It was built on the belief that young people govern best when given real stakes and real responsibility, and not symbolic seats at adult tables.
Become a MemberThe Team
National Executive
Five executives accountable to the National Parliament under the constitution adopted May 2, 2026.
Provincial Leadership
Provincial Presidents lead their chapter's Model Parliament, summits, and cross-division coordination. Appointments in progress.
Provincial President
Provincial President
Provincial President
Provincial President
Provincial President
Board of Advisors
The board provides guidance and strategic oversight as TYC grows its national movement.
Mayor of Newmarket
Board Advisor
Senator, Government of Canada
Board Advisor
We are proud to work alongside partners who share our commitment to youth leadership and civic engagement.
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Research & Insights
TYC is building a growing body of research and stories on youth participation, democratic innovation, and the future of civic leadership in Canada.
Read Xavier's story about how TYC came to be and what shaped the movement.
Read More →Open Positions
We are building the next generation of civic leaders. See our open positions on the national team.
News · Events & Programs
Latest
Join us at the Aurora Community Arboretum for a community walk, litter cleanup, and discussion on local issues affecting youth. Participants will also brainstorm future initiatives, connect with members, and develop social media content while contributing to a positive impact in Aurora.
Aurora, ON · 11:00 AM–12:15 PM
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Join our weekly discussions every Saturday from 11:30 AM to 12 PM EST and connect around politics, school, social justice, the environment, and more.
Read More →Get Involved
Whether you're 13 or 28, in a school or a city, there is a place for you in TYC.
Three Paths
Join a Municipal Division or School Chapter in your province. Ages 13 to 28. Earn an active seat, participate in parliamentary proceedings, and help shape your community.
Apply to Be a MemberWant to bring the parliamentary model to your city or riding? Apply to establish a Municipal Division and become a Local Director.
Apply to Start a Municipal ChapterBring TYC to your school. Lead civic education, model parliament, and advocacy from the ground up as Chapter President.
Apply to Start a School ChapterOpen Positions
Join the team. New postings are added regularly. Make sure to use the above links to become a member and apply. For more information, please reach out to Xavierdavis0825@gmail.com
10 Positions Open
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia
National
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
New Brunswick
New Brunswick
Québec
Québec
Québec
Contact
Reach Us
For chapter inquiries, press, or partnerships, it is STRONGLY recommended to reach out via email. We will respond as quickly as possible.