Ontario New Democratic Youth

The Ontario New Democratic Youth (ONDY) is the youth wing of the Ontario New Democratic Party which is in turn affiliated with the federal New Democratic Party. Any party member, aged 25 or under is automatically a member of ONDY and is eligible to attend and vote in the youth wing's yearly convention, known as ONDYCON.

Ontario New Democratic Youth
Jeunes Néo-Démocrates de l'Ontario
Co-ChairpersonAndre Fast & Sophie Geffros
IdeologySocial democracy
Mother partyNew Democratic Party
Ontario New Democratic Party
Websitefacebook.com/OntarioNDY

Structure

ONDY members are grouped into clubs designated to represent one of 4 things: a riding, a school campus, a labour group, or a region. These clubs organize various events and act as the local chapters of ONDY. At the provincial level, ONDY is run by its executive, which are elected to one year terms by the Ontario New Democratic Youth's entire membership at its yearly convention. The executive must adhere to the rules of gender parity and is headed by two Co-Chairs.[1]

Executive

The 2019-2020 executive as elected at the 2019 ONDY Convention

  • Co-Chairs: Andre Fast, Sophie Geffros
  • Secretary-Treasurer: Bethany Drader
  • Communications Director: Riley Peterson
  • Policy Director: Curtis Fric
  • Equity Director: Riley McEntee
  • Outreach Director: Anyika Mark
  • Working Youth Coordinator: Chelsea Macdonald
  • Riding Youth & Resource Development Coordinator: Rory Ditchburn
  • Eastern Regional Organizer: Ryan Coyte
  • Central East Organizer: Ashley Noble
  • Metro Organizer: Amin Ali
  • North Organizer: Jake Raby
  • Central West Organizer: *Vacant: To Be Filled*
  • South West Organizer: Mason Cox

Influence

The two co-chairs of ONDY are given a place on the Ontario New Democratic Party executive. In addition, ten members of the Ontario New Democratic Youth are chosen at the annual convention to attend provincial council on behalf of ONDY. Local youth clubs are also able to send two members to meetings of the Ontario New Democratic Party's provincial council.[2]

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