Future S.E.T. also known as Cangro S.E.T.
Future S.E.T. Programs for Educators, Community Leaders & Youth
Helping our communities grow skills, confidence, and food.
Future S.E.T. (Science, Education, Technology) partners with schools, community groups, and everyday leaders to bring Agri-Tech and sustainable food education to Black, racialized, and underserved communities.
Whether you’re an educator, a grassroots organizer, or an individual who simply cares, we have a pathway for you.
Black Serving- Organizations
Future S.E.T. partners with Black-serving organizations to bring culturally relevant Agri-Tech and food education directly into the community. We design programs that honour Black food traditions, prioritize accessibility, and support community wellness through hands-on learning. Eligible groups may also access tailored, low-cost programming options created to meet the unique needs of Black communities—contact us to learn more. details or information that you want to share with your visitors.
Educators/Schools
We support educators and schools with curriculum-aligned Agri-Tech learning that brings STEM to life. Future S.E.T. offers a complete curriculum, ready-to-use educational packages, and interactive workshops that help students explore hydroponics, food systems, and climate solutions through real, hands-on activities. Programs can be facilitator-led or delivered by your own staff with our support.
Non-Profit Organizations
Future S.E.T. works with non-profit organizations to strengthen their impact through mission-aligned Agri-Tech and food education programs. Whether you focus on youth, food security, climate, or community development, we design accessible workshop series and program add-ons that can seamlessly integrate into your existing initiatives. Low-cost options are available for Black- and minority-serving nonprofits that meet specific criteria.
Community Groups/Movements
We collaborate with community groups and movements that are building grassroots power around food, climate, and justice. From Grow & Tell circles to pop-up Agri-Tech workshops, our programs help communities grow food, share stories, and learn practical skills that support resilience and collective action. Each program is tailored to your group’s culture, goals, and level of capacity.
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Year-Round Tailored Programming
We provide seasonal tailored programming open to all enthusiastic community members. From Grow & Tell workshops, educationally interactive webinars, to the chance to play a part in our current project work, check out our event page to find something that suits you.
Wellness Retreats
With the construction of Future S.E.T's first Research Centre site in Essex Country, Ontario comes the unique opportunity for community focused wellness programming. We offer one-day retreats focused on health, spiritual well being and community building, all housed at our youth-led greenhouse in Essex County,Ontario.
Hands-Free Educational Packages
Looking for additional programming to supplement your current curriculum? We provide hands-free programming for teachers and educators to refine for their specific teaching needs. We also design programming based on student
needs and criteria. Contact us today to learn more about our current offerings.
Hands-On Educational Packages
Non-profit organizations and educators can access our library of all-inclusive ready-to-teach Agri-Tech programs. We provide a hands free approach, where our university level STEM team come to teach your students! For personalized programs and pricing, contact us today.
Personalized Grow & Tell Workshop
Want a spacial Grow & Tell workshop for your oraaziotn and/or group? We provide tailored Grow & Tell workshops to suit your needs. From teaching about the importance of food security, to the history of different cultures relation to agriculture and the Future of Food, we have personalized options for every agricultural pursuit.
Green Innovators Club Induction
Do you know any youth interested in joining a like-minded STEM-forward team? Youth and Mentors aged 35 and under and encouraged to join the Green Innovators Club. A research club focused on empowering the voices of Black and racialized youth in Canada. Click the link below to learn more.