Young Energy Infrastructure Professionals

YEIP Recognizes: World Suicide Prevention Day
2025-09-10 | Alberta
World Suicide Prevention Day is an opportunity to raise awareness of suicide and to promote action through proven means that will reduce the number of suicides and suicide attempts globally. Suicide can affect every one of us. By raising awareness, reducing the stigma around suicide and encouraging well informed action, we can reduce instances of suicide around the world.

YEIP Recognizes: Hispanic Heritage Month
2025-09-15
Hispanic Heritage Month is an annual celebration in the U.S. that occurs from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, while in Canada, the month of October is designated as Latin American Heritage Month. During this month, we celebrate the history and culture of all people descended from Spanish speaking communities. This celebration also coincides with the independence of several Latin American countries, including Mexico Independence day on Sept. 16.
We honour the history, contributions and achievements of all Hispanics and Latinos. Together, let’s shine a spotlight on the unique voices and experiences of Hispanics and Latinos who have contributed to North America’s success.

YEIP Recognizes: Gender Equality Week
2025-09-21 - 2025-09-27
Gender equality is a state of parity regardless of gender or sexual orientation. This week is dedicated to raising awareness about the ongoing efforts to promote gender equality and create an inclusive community. Advancing equality in the workplace is essential for a progressing and equitable society. This week is an opportunity to reassert your contribution to addressing persistent gender equality gaps.

YEIP Recognizes: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
2025-09-30
September 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada – a day to honour the victims and survivors of residential schools so they are never forgotten. The day was established in 2021 by the Canadian government in response to Call to Action #80 in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Final Report. ​
The day also coincides with Orange Shirt Day, when people wear orange shirts to symbolize the experiences and abuse suffered by children at residential schools. ​
