The Ontario Student Leadership Conference (OSLC) is a non-profit organization that provides opportunities for high school students to develop leadership skills.
The Government of Ontario provides funding for leadership conferences and workshops for high school students to develop essential life skills.
This research paper reviews the effectiveness of high school leadership conferences in Ontario, highlighting best practices and areas for improvement.
CBC News features a story on high school leadership conferences in Ontario, showcasing the impact on students and their communities.
The University of Toronto hosts an annual student leadership conference, open to high school students from across Ontario, focusing on themes such as social justice and community engagement.
The Rotary Club of London offers leadership development programs and conferences for high school students in Ontario, emphasizing service, fellowship, and personal growth.
The Ontario Federation of Labour hosts a conference for high school students, focusing on social justice, activism, and leadership development.
The Toronto District School Board organizes an annual student leadership summit, bringing together high school students from across the district to develop leadership skills and network with peers.