Our Children’s Trust is suing the federal government on behalf of twenty-one young people, including Victoria Barrett, over its climate policies. The lawsuit demands a science-based national

Our Children’s Trust is suing the federal government on behalf of twenty-one young people, including Victoria Barrett, over its climate policies. The lawsuit demands a science-based national climate recovery plan to bring carbon dioxide below 350 parts per million by 2100.

As of May 8, 2017, results were encouraging: a preliminary ruling in November affirmed the U.S. Constitution guarantees the right to a climate system capable of sustaining human life.

Join us for #GirlsInICT Day, streaming live from Kyrgyzstan and Mauritania. This global event celebrates the power, leadership, and creativity of girls and young women in digital

Join us for #GirlsInICT Day, streaming live from Kyrgyzstan and Mauritania. This global event celebrates the power, leadership, and creativity of girls and young women in digital technology.

Tune in to support those driving the world's digital transformation.

Dimitris Pappas explores the hidden and often dark aspects of world fashion, revealing the untold story behind the clothes we wear.

Driven by an insatiable curiosity, Dimitris seeks to

Dimitris Pappas explores the hidden and often dark aspects of world fashion, revealing the untold story behind the clothes we wear.

Driven by an insatiable curiosity, Dimitris seeks to understand the social forces that influence his generation's behavior. He believes this insight is crucial for fostering true maturity and independence among his peers.

This compelling talk was presented at a TEDx event, an independently organized program adhering to the TED conference format. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx.

Mercedes Thompson and Claire Wayner were honored at the 2017 Brower Youth Awards for their dedicated environmental work in Baltimore. Beginning as young students, they focused on the critical

Mercedes Thompson and Claire Wayner were honored at the 2017 Brower Youth Awards for their dedicated environmental work in Baltimore. Beginning as young students, they focused on the critical issue of trash, advocating for the understanding that there is "no 'away'" for waste.

Their impactful efforts specifically targeted Styrofoam, a toxic pollutant. Through their initiatives, they successfully influenced their schools, the city, and the state, raising awareness and promoting solutions.

Earth Guardians is collaborating with voter registration and turnout organizations, including Rock the Vote, Future Coalition, and We Stand United, to mobilize 65 million young people to register

Earth Guardians is collaborating with voter registration and turnout organizations, including Rock the Vote, Future Coalition, and We Stand United, to mobilize 65 million young people to register and vote. Our goal is to achieve the largest youth voter turnout in history.

Register to vote today. Don't stop there—pledge to triple your vote and text RevTheVote to 56525. Learn more about our mission: earthguardians.org/jointherevolution.

Lily YangLiu began activism at age 10, recognizing by 13 that youth voices were often tokenized. This sparked her commitment to inclusive political and environmental decision-making. She now leads

Lily YangLiu began activism at age 10, recognizing by 13 that youth voices were often tokenized. This sparked her commitment to inclusive political and environmental decision-making. She now leads K–12 Climate Literacy, developing early climate education for BC schools, and the Katija Hyoungjoo Neuber Institute, organizing youth delegations to the UN, IMF, and World Bank.

Her advocacy extends to YOUNGO, supporting 10,000 young climate advocates, and roles with Children First Canada and Youth Climate Corps BC. Named a Top 25 Woman of Influence in Canada, YangLiu believes "activism isn’t about noise; it’s about care, appreciation, and building inclusive communities," a principle guiding her work.

Katharina Flatt, 16, an IB1 student, is adventurous, open-minded, and curious. Growing up in central Germany, limited opportunities and her siblings' lives sparked an early desire to explore

Katharina Flatt, 16, an IB1 student, is adventurous, open-minded, and curious. Growing up in central Germany, limited opportunities and her siblings' lives sparked an early desire to explore diverse cultures. This led to exchanges in France, Peru, and the US, alongside family travels fostering a deep passion for nature.

Her interests culminated in "Classroom under Sails," a transformative half-year Atlantic voyage. This challenging experience—living in close quarters, performing night watches, and studying on a wavy ocean—exposed her to new cultures and intense natural environments. The journey prompted profound reflection on her lifestyle, particularly regarding environmental issues and inequality, fundamentally shifting her perspective on consumer society. She will share these insights.

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Mr. Shashanka, Collector and District Magistrate of Karimnagar, delivered an insightful TEDx talk on rapid global urbanization, using Karimnagar as an example. He emphasized the urgent need for

Mr. Shashanka, Collector and District Magistrate of Karimnagar, delivered an insightful TEDx talk on rapid global urbanization, using Karimnagar as an example. He emphasized the urgent need for environmental protection and showcased the Telangana Government's resilient future initiatives. These include the Green Garland Programme, water body rejuvenation, and LED street light installation, aiming for a clean, safe, and green environment. Learn more about TEDx events here.

A 2013 Batch IAS officer, Mr. Shashanka is a dynamic leader and role model. As Collector, he champions the Green Garland Programme and welfare schemes, demonstrating dedication to improving lives. His optimistic outlook and effective governance inspire efforts towards a healthy, happy society.

The Giga Connectivity Forum 2024 will convene at ITU Headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, on July 9. This inaugural event gathers Giga's country partners and stakeholders to strategize for

The Giga Connectivity Forum 2024 will convene at ITU Headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, on July 9. This inaugural event gathers Giga's country partners and stakeholders to strategize for universal school connectivity by 2030.

Giga is a global initiative dedicated to connecting every school to the internet, empowering young people with information, opportunity, and choice. Achieving this universal connectivity and closing the digital divide demands global cooperation, strong leadership, and innovative solutions in finance and technology.

Preparing children for a sustainable future requires a collective effort from parents, teachers, and the wider community. It's not enough to simply help them understand environmental challenges;

Preparing children for a sustainable future requires a collective effort from parents, teachers, and the wider community. It's not enough to simply help them understand environmental challenges; we must also take immediate action and lead by example, especially as young people like Greta Thunberg demand change.

We need to transform our own mindsets and behaviors to ensure a cleaner, greener planet for the next generation. By doing so, we empower children to become responsible stewards of our precious Earth.