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AWC's, Xiye Batida, author of "Calling in", stresses the importance of why we need our frontline communities and youth to advocate for climate justice. 

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AWC's, Xiye Batida, author of "Calling in", stresses the importance of why we need our frontline communities and youth to advocate for climate justice. 

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Not only young people are affected by climate change. They are also important actors in the fight against climate change. They are innovators, business owners, and change agents. Young people are stepping up their efforts and utilizing their skills to speed climate action, whether through education, science, or technology.

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The Fridays For Future Organization is creating awareness about the adverse impact caused by climate crisis. 

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The Fridays For Future Organization is creating awareness about the adverse impact caused by climate crisis. 

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Fridays for Future is a youth-led organization that does everything in its power to promote the transition to a carbon-free future through community service projects, climate education, and government action. Fighting against climate change with urgency is what they know is needed.

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Fridays For Future is an international climate movement active in most countries and our website offers information on who we are and what you can do.

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#FridaysForFuture is a youth-led and -organised global climate strike movement that started in August 2018, when [then] 15-year-old Greta Thunberg began a school strike for climate. To begin with, she was alone, but she was soon joined by others…

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The Frontline of Climate Justice Campaign is currently working with Indigenous and frontline communities to support and amplify their work in resisting climate-destroying fossil fuel projects.

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The Frontline of Climate Justice Campaign is currently working with Indigenous and frontline communities to support and amplify their work in resisting climate-destroying fossil fuel projects.

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We cannot rely on those who created the problem to fix it. While leaders are looking to solve this climate crisis through the economy, we need those who are experiencing the harmful effects of climate change today. What would be different if grassroots leaders were given the opportunity to use their relationship with the land to find solutions?

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Frontlines of Climate Justice | EarthRights International

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Working with Indigenous and frontline communities to support and amplify their work in resisting climate-destroying fossil fuel projects. WHAT WE DO The world is at a tipping point. To avert the worst effects of the climate crisis, countries must end their dependence on fossil fuels, take aggressive…

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Once upon a time there youth and frontline communities who basic existence and negatively fundamental rights were threatened daily by the effects of climate change. Every day, this limits their ability to take the appropriate steps towards becoming stakeholders and urgently engaging with high power policy makers towards justice. Because of that, youth-led orgamizations, such as Fridays for Future, Youth Climate Movement, the Frontline of Climate Justice Campaign, and countless more are working to become part of the discussion to do whatever it takes to reduce these damaging emissions released into our atmosphere. Research shows that it is not only high-end policy makers, but those who are facing the problem head on who have the conviction to demand for a fossil free world, to demand for alternatives to harmful greenhouse gases, and to stop the expansion of the systems that led us to our destructed environment. This work is important to me because I plan on working in a youth-dominated environment, and it is important to recognize how groups such as youth activists and frontline communities are leaders that are going to be making the most change. And if we do this work, we can gather more of those who are passionate to actively contribute to the current climate action framework and help build a green future because change must be mobilized from the grassroots, not just from the top.

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Research Article: Children, adolescents, and youth are pioneering a Human Rights-Based Approach to Climate Change.

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Research Article: Children, adolescents, and youth are pioneering a Human Rights-Based Approach to Climate Change.

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We must recognize the relationship between human rights and climate change. When there is youth involvement, there are solutions.

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Research Article: Teaching the climate crisis provides the youth with agents of change.

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Research Article: Teaching the climate crisis provides the youth with agents of change.

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When the climate crisis is one of our biggest challenges, teaching exactly how to create change provides urgency. Young people are advocating for participation and engagement in global and domestic areas. An example would be the YOUNGO, the Youth Climate Movement, that works to influence international negotiations and conferences that allow the youth to become part of the discussion.