When the young’s voices are as loud.
A guest post by Eliza Lawrence
There has never been a better time to become a climate activist than now. Here is why.
A guest contribution by Nick Heubeck, Fridays for Future Germany
Amy Au
Communications Lead, SDSN Youth
Amy is the Communications Lead at UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network – Youth and a Storyteller for the UN SDG Action Campaign. She has worked as a digital communications specialist focusing on sustainability and human rights, and as a journalist in Hong Kong covering environmental issues. Twitter: @eimii_au
We can still save the earth from climate change. Here’s how.
A global 100% renewables system will create 15 million additional jobs.
Anne-Sophie Garrigou
Editor-in-Chief, The Beam Magazine
Anne-Sophie Garrigou is a journalist, a feminist and an environmentalist with a passion for women’s rights, environmental sustainability and for raising awareness for climate action. In Berlin, she has co-created The Beam Magazine, a feminist publication covering the climate crisis and sustainable development. Twitter: @GarrigouAnneSo
Sandra Capponi
Co-Founder, Good On You
Good On You is a fashion-tech startup that helps shoppers know the impact of fashion and buy better. With over 15 years experience in corporate social responsibility, Sandra has been concerned with sustainability and supply chain issues in big business for a long time. She started Good On You because she believes there’s a huge opportunity to the use power of people’s choices to create a fairer and more sustainable future.
The least developed countries call for urgent action at UN climate talks
“It is those countries that have contributed the least to climate change that are most vulnerable to its impacts and that have the least capacity to protect against its effects.” explains Gebru Jember Endalew, Chair of the Least Developed Countries Group on Climate Change
From India to the UK: the youth-led solutions (em)powering communities in need
Meet Akshay Makar, Riccardo Luca Conti and Joana Dabaj, as they share their stories of successes and challenges in their paths to bringing sustainable solutions to their communities
Isadora Cardoso
Project Assistant, GenderCC-Women for Climate Justice e.V.
Isadora Cardoso is from Brazil and currently works with GenderCC-Women for Climate Justice in Germany. She has a BA in political science and MA in globalisation and development studies