Climate Youth Resilience | celebrating Phase 1

Celebrating the close of Phase 1

On 29th February 2024, we were joined online by many of the young people and resilience services who connected with us during Phase 1 of our work on Climate Youth Resilience. The two webinars were joyful gatherings, celebrating the report Weaving Communities of Inner-led Change and the interactive map, which record the thoughts and experiences generously shared by dozens of participants through surveys and interviews.

Together we began to map the pathway into Phase 2. Here, we share the materials from that day.

download the slide deck from the webinars

Compass points exercise: Needs, Excitements, Suggestions, Wonders & Worries

Session 1

Compass Points captured from session 1 webinar 29 Feb 2024

Session 2

Compass Points captured from session 2 webinar 29 Feb 2024

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