A year in the life of young climate strikers
Hello John,
Not sure if you had a chance to watch this documentary ([link removed]) over the Christmas break. Growing Up at the End of the World was televised on November 30^th on RTE 1, focusing on some of the young climate strikers – including Beth who is a member of our Youth2030 Young People’s Committee.
There is a piece in the programme taken from the launch of our Youth Climate Justice Manifesto and Pledge! 😊
I really enjoyed the programme as it gives a good perspective on what some of the young climate strikers are doing and where they come from.
Watch 'Growing Up at the End of the World' on RTÉ Player >> ([link removed])
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Young climate activist Saoi, featured in 'Growing up at the end of the world'. Pic: RTE.
We'll be in touch soon with more ways for you to get involved in Youth2030 activities this year.
In the meantime, I definitely recommend watching the programme - Growing Up at the End of the World ([link removed]) and would love to hear what you think!
All the best,
Valerie
Valerie Duffy
NYCI Youth 2030 Programme Manager
National Youth Council of Ireland
3 Montague Street
Dublin 2
P.S. Want to see some of the work we do? Check out the One World Week festival ([link removed]) NYCI and our Youth2030 partners Concern Worldwide, Maynooth University and Trócaire hosted last November.
Youth 2030 is a partnership between NYCI and Irish Aid, working in consortia with Concern Worldwide, Maynooth University and Trócaire to deliver Global Youth Work and Development Education to the youth sector.
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