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Building Radical Collaborations for Just, Climate-resilient Futures

  

Building Radical Collaborations for Just, Climate-resilient Futures

Organizer: YCL / IIED *this session is part of the Development & Climate Days

Unusual, unexpected, and often risky connections are needed to spark transformative climate action. Yet, partnerships can be demanding, difficult to find the right fit, and sometimes provide more obstacles than opportunities. As youth leading climate action in our communities, we ask: how might we build together the just, climate-resilient futures that we deserve? In this hands-on session, we will explore how to foster effective and meaningful partnerships that centre climate justice. By hosting time and space for these considerations, we hope to codesign principles which incorporate risk and resilience, and equip participants with a map that may guide their radical collaborations beyond the digital workshop.

Speakers:
Shalaka Jadhav, Design & Community Manager (Youth Climate Lab)
Dominique Souris, Co-Founder & Executive Director (Youth Climate Lab)
Dakota Norris, Program Manager
Mayumi Sato, Social Policy Research Coordinator


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