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** Climate Justice
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As someone born Hard of Hearing, large meetings, group dinners, and crowded rooms have always presented hurdles. My disability is likely one of the reasons I became a writer: I learned early it’s easier for me to express myself on paper than by speaking aloud. So, this week at the Climate Justice desk, we look to those whose voices may not be the loudest in the room but whose stories, experiences, and ideas still deserve to be heard.

First, young people have emerged as some of the most persuasive and effective leaders in the climate justice movement, but at what cost ([link removed]) to their mental health? We examine burnout among the youngest climate activists. Next, we know that internet access is critical for disaster recovery, which can be an issue in rural and remote places. But the solution may be bigger than simply connecting ([link removed]) underresourced areas. Then, while many environmental defenders face violence, those who are queer deal with increased threats. And the danger is only growing ([link removed]) . Finally, in honor of Pride Month ([link removed]) , the NPQ team is sharing a collection of stories we’ve published to uplift LGBTQ+ voices and powerful
contributions to history, society, and culture worldwide.

Dr. Alison Stine
Climate Justice Senior Editor
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Burnout Among the Youngest Climate Activists ([link removed])
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What to Read in Pride Month ([link removed])
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Pride is celebrated throughout the month of June in commemoration of its roots in the Stonewall Uprisings of June 1969. From flexing political muscles to tackling legal hurdles, championing community roles to redefining family, this collection offers a rainbow of stories to illuminate your Pride Month. Read more… ([link removed])

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