December 1-11, 2023
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December 1-11, 2023
COP28 Climate Hub, Youth Hub
December
1
,
9:00
CEST
CET
/
EDT
EST
1
,
2023
,
December 1-11, 2023
December 1-11, 2023
COP28 Climate Hub, Youth Hub
Are you under 30? Are you passionate about making a difference for the planet and the future for us all?
Our digital COP28 Youth Empowerment Hub brings together young people from all over the world to make their voices heard in our global broadcasts during the UN Climate Conference COP28 in Dubai.
We want to break down barriers to an arena that is hard to access, and create a “ticket” for COP28 for everyone under 30 years old to connect with people in power, from global leaders to decision-makers.
The hub will during each day of COP28 feature speakers and organizations exclusively curated for the youth audience during We Don’t Have Time’s COP28 broadcasts.
Register below on this page for more information.
Discussions and climate quiz, activities focusing on the future of food and the importance of incorporating more plant-based options into daily diets.
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Activism and culture
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Open video + Invite people to join the campaign https://futurevoices.wedonthavetime.org/
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Youth hub is joined by Rufa Cagoca - Guiam, Associate Professor at Mindanao University for Q&A after the Watchparty.
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We will speak about the work done by Graceful Youth Recovery Center in education, providing psychosocial support, addiction recovery, empower socially, economically and spiritually men and women in society
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Video, Presentation and question about the Global Sunrise Project, a youth-led social enterprise, that creates positive impact media. Founded at 14 years old by award-winning Gen-Z filmmaker/photographer Kasha Sequoia Slavner, it uses its storytelling platform to conduct educational outreach, exhibitions, documentary screenings & workshops to empower youth civic engagement and action for the SDG's.
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Questions and answers done by youth, interviewing delegates attending COP28.
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Presentations from some amazing organizations, working to engage youths into the climate movement: Reforesting 4 Peace & Earth Uprising share their work
A session hosted by Fossil Fuel Non Proliferation Treaty.
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Youth hub able to engage in discussion with panelists from the session "Accelerate Sustainable Cities to Reach Net Zero".
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Questions and answers done by youth, interviewing delegates attending COP28.
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A rapid technological development is necessary but not sufficient for reaching climate goals. Also changes in consumption practises are needed. This is explored in our ongoing multi-disciplinary research program “Mistra Sustainable Consumption – from niche to mainstream”. The presentation will include results on the potential of changes in consumption practises, synergies between health and climate impacts and the risks for indirect effects.
Göran Finnveden is a professor of Environmental strategic analysis at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden. He is also the program director for the Mistra Sustainable Consumption research program. He has a long experience of environmental research as well as advising policy makers and collaborations with businesses, governmental and non-governmental organizations.
Interactive workshop to visualize the future
Listen to some really strong youth voices and hear their incredible contribution in the fight against climate change, when we are joining the main We Don't Have Time broadcast
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Join us for this amazing session with youth focus, where youth gives their views on climate activism and what is needed to be done for the future.
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Listen to presentations from some great organizations working for a better future.
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Listen to the work of KTH Actions Centre and strong connection with the Royal School of Technology
Questions and answers done by youth, interviewing delegates attending COP28.
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Listen to Julia Butterfly Hill, former youth activist, best known for having lived in a 1000-year-old California redwood tree for 738 days between 1997 and 1999.
Join us in a great Q&A by Nelam Pari, a survivor of the enormous floodings in Pakistan and her work on National Youth Policy Dialogue in Pakistan
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Questions and answers done by youth, interviewing delegates attending COP28.
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Our research concerns how we can design and shape city development to reduce future greenhouse gas emissions from cities and strive for net zero emissions. This presentation looks at how we can use nature in cities to help in reducing emissions, and using modelling we quantify how much nature-based solutions can contribute towards net zero emissions in 54 case study cities.
Arthur Petersen is a Professor at the Department of Science, Technology, Engineering and Public Policy (STEaPP), University College London (UCL). Prior to this he was a Scientific Adviser on environment and infrastructure policy within the Dutch Government. Most recently he served as Chief Scientist of the PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (2011–2014). Since 2001, he has served regularly as member of the Dutch government delegation to the IPCC
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Amazing line up when we are closing the youth hub. Listen to the stories of
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Discussions and climate quiz, activities focusing on the future of food and the importance of incorporating more plant-based options into daily diets.
Speaker :
Speaker:
Activism and culture
Speakers:
Open video + Invite people to join the campaign https://futurevoices.wedonthavetime.org/
Organizers:
Speaker:
Youth hub is joined by Rufa Cagoca - Guiam, Associate Professor at Mindanao University for Q&A after the Watchparty.
Speaker:
Organizers:
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Organizers:
We will speak about the work done by Graceful Youth Recovery Center in education, providing psychosocial support, addiction recovery, empower socially, economically and spiritually men and women in society
Speakers:
Speaker:
Speakers:
Video, Presentation and question about the Global Sunrise Project, a youth-led social enterprise, that creates positive impact media. Founded at 14 years old by award-winning Gen-Z filmmaker/photographer Kasha Sequoia Slavner, it uses its storytelling platform to conduct educational outreach, exhibitions, documentary screenings & workshops to empower youth civic engagement and action for the SDG's.
Speakers:
Speakers:
Questions and answers done by youth, interviewing delegates attending COP28.
Organizers:
Presentations from some amazing organizations, working to engage youths into the climate movement: Reforesting 4 Peace & Earth Uprising share their work
A session hosted by Fossil Fuel Non Proliferation Treaty.
Speaker:
Speakers:
Youth hub able to engage in discussion with panelists from the session "Accelerate Sustainable Cities to Reach Net Zero".
Speakers:
Speaker:
Speaker:
Questions and answers done by youth, interviewing delegates attending COP28.
Organizers:
Speaker:
Speaker:
A rapid technological development is necessary but not sufficient for reaching climate goals. Also changes in consumption practises are needed. This is explored in our ongoing multi-disciplinary research program “Mistra Sustainable Consumption – from niche to mainstream”. The presentation will include results on the potential of changes in consumption practises, synergies between health and climate impacts and the risks for indirect effects.
Göran Finnveden is a professor of Environmental strategic analysis at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden. He is also the program director for the Mistra Sustainable Consumption research program. He has a long experience of environmental research as well as advising policy makers and collaborations with businesses, governmental and non-governmental organizations.
Interactive workshop to visualize the future
Listen to some really strong youth voices and hear their incredible contribution in the fight against climate change, when we are joining the main We Don't Have Time broadcast
Speakers:
Join us for this amazing session with youth focus, where youth gives their views on climate activism and what is needed to be done for the future.
Speakers:
Listen to presentations from some great organizations working for a better future.
Speakers:
Listen to the work of KTH Actions Centre and strong connection with the Royal School of Technology
Questions and answers done by youth, interviewing delegates attending COP28.
Organizers:
Speaker:
Speaker:
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Listen to Julia Butterfly Hill, former youth activist, best known for having lived in a 1000-year-old California redwood tree for 738 days between 1997 and 1999.
Join us in a great Q&A by Nelam Pari, a survivor of the enormous floodings in Pakistan and her work on National Youth Policy Dialogue in Pakistan
Speaker:
Questions and answers done by youth, interviewing delegates attending COP28.
Organizers:
Speaker:
Our research concerns how we can design and shape city development to reduce future greenhouse gas emissions from cities and strive for net zero emissions. This presentation looks at how we can use nature in cities to help in reducing emissions, and using modelling we quantify how much nature-based solutions can contribute towards net zero emissions in 54 case study cities.
Arthur Petersen is a Professor at the Department of Science, Technology, Engineering and Public Policy (STEaPP), University College London (UCL). Prior to this he was a Scientific Adviser on environment and infrastructure policy within the Dutch Government. Most recently he served as Chief Scientist of the PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (2011–2014). Since 2001, he has served regularly as member of the Dutch government delegation to the IPCC
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Amazing line up when we are closing the youth hub. Listen to the stories of
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The Youth Hub is part of the COP28 Climate Hub. Full day-by-day program of the broadcast. December 1 • December 2 • December 3 • December 4 • December 5 • December 6 • December 7 • December 8 • December 9 • December 10 • December 11
Use this youth4planet QR code to vote on questions we'll ask on your behalf to delegates in Dubai!
Maybe you want to know more about COP28, where it is being held, what COP is all about, or why it is the critical event of this decade?
Whatever your questions, use this QR code to ask! You can also follow this link.
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