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Ned Hamson's Second Line View of the News @nedhamsonsecondlineviewofthenews.com@nedhamsonsecondlineviewofthenews.com ·The Caribbean climate justice agenda: activities and opportunities for youth, women, and more – Petchary’s Blog
As the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) wraps up its big conference of Heads of Government in Montego Bay this week, it’s safe to say that the issue of climate change – or should I say, crisis – is very much up there at the top of the agenda. But how to get involved in finding the solutions?
Here are a few things happening. Firstly, please note in your diary that the Caribbean Youth Environment and Climate Change Conference will take place in Kingston from September 10 – 12, 2025. If you wish to attend in person, please RSVP by July 12. You will also be able to participate online. It’s open to all Caribbean Nationals. Limited spots available, so register today and contact them by email for further information. This is a partnership between the Caribbean Youth Climate Council and the Children and Youth Major Group to UNEP.
The theme is: “Securing our Planet for Current and Future Generations.”
Scan the QR Code to register or fill out the registration form at https://forms.gle/JoYNWwU9zc3HTCD18
Youth must always be included in all discussions on climate change!
GenzAction #OneClimate #OneCaribbean #Adaptation #ClimateResilience #Ocean #humanrights #PlasticPollution #youth #futuregeneration #climatejusticeYou might like to know about several other activities, highlighted by Climate Tracker Caribbean. – by the way, take a look at their website for some thought-provoking stories on climate justice…
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#Adaptation #climatejustice #ClimateResilience #futuregeneration #humanrights #Ocean #OneCaribbean #OneClimate #PlasticPollution #youth
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Ned Hamson's Second Line View of the News @nedhamsonsecondlineviewofthenews.com@nedhamsonsecondlineviewofthenews.com ·The Caribbean climate justice agenda: activities and opportunities for youth, women, and more – Petchary’s Blog
As the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) wraps up its big conference of Heads of Government in Montego Bay this week, it’s safe to say that the issue of climate change – or should I say, crisis – is very much up there at the top of the agenda. But how to get involved in finding the solutions?
Here are a few things happening. Firstly, please note in your diary that the Caribbean Youth Environment and Climate Change Conference will take place in Kingston from September 10 – 12, 2025. If you wish to attend in person, please RSVP by July 12. You will also be able to participate online. It’s open to all Caribbean Nationals. Limited spots available, so register today and contact them by email for further information. This is a partnership between the Caribbean Youth Climate Council and the Children and Youth Major Group to UNEP.
The theme is: “Securing our Planet for Current and Future Generations.”
Scan the QR Code to register or fill out the registration form at https://forms.gle/JoYNWwU9zc3HTCD18
Youth must always be included in all discussions on climate change!
GenzAction #OneClimate #OneCaribbean #Adaptation #ClimateResilience #Ocean #humanrights #PlasticPollution #youth #futuregeneration #climatejusticeYou might like to know about several other activities, highlighted by Climate Tracker Caribbean. – by the way, take a look at their website for some thought-provoking stories on climate justice…
Rate this:
#Adaptation #climatejustice #ClimateResilience #futuregeneration #humanrights #Ocean #OneCaribbean #OneClimate #PlasticPollution #youth
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Ned Hamson's Second Line View of the News @nedhamsonsecondlineviewofthenews.com@nedhamsonsecondlineviewofthenews.com ·The Caribbean climate justice agenda: activities and opportunities for youth, women, and more – Petchary’s Blog
As the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) wraps up its big conference of Heads of Government in Montego Bay this week, it’s safe to say that the issue of climate change – or should I say, crisis – is very much up there at the top of the agenda. But how to get involved in finding the solutions?
Here are a few things happening. Firstly, please note in your diary that the Caribbean Youth Environment and Climate Change Conference will take place in Kingston from September 10 – 12, 2025. If you wish to attend in person, please RSVP by July 12. You will also be able to participate online. It’s open to all Caribbean Nationals. Limited spots available, so register today and contact them by email for further information. This is a partnership between the Caribbean Youth Climate Council and the Children and Youth Major Group to UNEP.
The theme is: “Securing our Planet for Current and Future Generations.”
Scan the QR Code to register or fill out the registration form at https://forms.gle/JoYNWwU9zc3HTCD18
Youth must always be included in all discussions on climate change!
GenzAction #OneClimate #OneCaribbean #Adaptation #ClimateResilience #Ocean #humanrights #PlasticPollution #youth #futuregeneration #climatejusticeYou might like to know about several other activities, highlighted by Climate Tracker Caribbean. – by the way, take a look at their website for some thought-provoking stories on climate justice…
Rate this:
#Adaptation #climatejustice #ClimateResilience #futuregeneration #humanrights #Ocean #OneCaribbean #OneClimate #PlasticPollution #youth
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Ned Hamson's Second Line View of the News @nedhamsonsecondlineviewofthenews.com@nedhamsonsecondlineviewofthenews.com ·The Caribbean climate justice agenda: activities and opportunities for youth, women, and more – Petchary’s Blog
As the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) wraps up its big conference of Heads of Government in Montego Bay this week, it’s safe to say that the issue of climate change – or should I say, crisis – is very much up there at the top of the agenda. But how to get involved in finding the solutions?
Here are a few things happening. Firstly, please note in your diary that the Caribbean Youth Environment and Climate Change Conference will take place in Kingston from September 10 – 12, 2025. If you wish to attend in person, please RSVP by July 12. You will also be able to participate online. It’s open to all Caribbean Nationals. Limited spots available, so register today and contact them by email for further information. This is a partnership between the Caribbean Youth Climate Council and the Children and Youth Major Group to UNEP.
The theme is: “Securing our Planet for Current and Future Generations.”
Scan the QR Code to register or fill out the registration form at https://forms.gle/JoYNWwU9zc3HTCD18
Youth must always be included in all discussions on climate change!
GenzAction #OneClimate #OneCaribbean #Adaptation #ClimateResilience #Ocean #humanrights #PlasticPollution #youth #futuregeneration #climatejusticeYou might like to know about several other activities, highlighted by Climate Tracker Caribbean. – by the way, take a look at their website for some thought-provoking stories on climate justice…
Rate this:
#Adaptation #climatejustice #ClimateResilience #futuregeneration #humanrights #Ocean #OneCaribbean #OneClimate #PlasticPollution #youth
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Ned Hamson's Second Line View of the News @nedhamsonsecondlineviewofthenews.com@nedhamsonsecondlineviewofthenews.com ·The Caribbean climate justice agenda: activities and opportunities for youth, women, and more – Petchary’s Blog
As the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) wraps up its big conference of Heads of Government in Montego Bay this week, it’s safe to say that the issue of climate change – or should I say, crisis – is very much up there at the top of the agenda. But how to get involved in finding the solutions?
Here are a few things happening. Firstly, please note in your diary that the Caribbean Youth Environment and Climate Change Conference will take place in Kingston from September 10 – 12, 2025. If you wish to attend in person, please RSVP by July 12. You will also be able to participate online. It’s open to all Caribbean Nationals. Limited spots available, so register today and contact them by email for further information. This is a partnership between the Caribbean Youth Climate Council and the Children and Youth Major Group to UNEP.
The theme is: “Securing our Planet for Current and Future Generations.”
Scan the QR Code to register or fill out the registration form at https://forms.gle/JoYNWwU9zc3HTCD18
Youth must always be included in all discussions on climate change!
GenzAction #OneClimate #OneCaribbean #Adaptation #ClimateResilience #Ocean #humanrights #PlasticPollution #youth #futuregeneration #climatejusticeYou might like to know about several other activities, highlighted by Climate Tracker Caribbean. – by the way, take a look at their website for some thought-provoking stories on climate justice…
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Aber wie funktioniert das? 🤔