Using stories and art to explore Climate Justice with young people

Hello John,

I hope you're keeping well?

I'm delighted to invite you to this year's edition of the NYCI Youth Arts Summer School ([link removed]) in association with our Global Youth Work team, where we will focus on

using stories and art to explore Climate Justice with young people!

When & where:
3 residential days in Maynooth University: 24th - 26th May

The immersive summer school experience provides space for participants to benefit from a supportive environment where they can explore their own creativity and artivism, reflect on global youth work as a critical youth work practice, and share experiences with peers.
Book your place >> ([link removed])
The summer school will help you to:
* Develop an understanding of Climate Change and Climate Justice, and how both issues relate to youth work in practice.
* Gain the knowledge and skills to empower young people to advocate for action on climate justice through creative activities
* Experience content and gain additional resources on Climate Justice games and activities, eco-arts and pop-up storybooks that you can shape into a creative Climate Justice project with your young people!
* ... and more!

You can see the full programme and book online ([link removed]) , or else please get in touch if you have any questions about getting involved. We would be delighted to hear from you!

All the best,

Rhona

Rhona Dunnett
National Youth Arts Programme Manager
National Youth Council of Ireland
3 Montague Street, Dublin 2

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