The temperatures in the Arctic continue to rise at more than twice the global annual average, driving many of the unprecedented changes. These changes impact both local ecosystems and the global climate system, and as we learned already – what happens in the Arctic doesn’t stay in the Arctic. The question is, how can we […]
The Franco-Russian Dialogue on Climate Change is on track and now, what’s next? After gathering participants from Russia and France for an online youth dialogue to share their knowledge and perspectives on climate change, we are bringing you the Franco-Russian Dialogue Blog. The Blog collects young people´s contributions, op-eds, insights, recommendations and policy suggestions on […]
Check out our fresh#YEEInterview. This time we enjoyed chatting with the international team of ClimaTalk, a youth-led initiative aiming at demystifying climate policy and empower young people’s environmental projects. Read more to find out about how ClimaTalk manages to communicate climate change and related policy in a way that is understandable to everyone. We are […]
On December 8th, Youth and Environment Europe (YEE) organised the first Youth Dialogue with DG CLIMA to close the #ClimateOfChange project. For the better part of an hour, participants were able to question Director-General Mauro Petriccione on the EU’s climate policy and voice their ideas on what needs to change. In the first part of […]
There is an essential connection between animal welfare and environmental protection. Plants, animals and the whole ecosystems must thrive together. Climate change not only impacts our lives and our economy, but it also alters the life of plants and animals. In today’s interview, meet Marc – the co-founder of Oliver Callejero, Catalan NGO aiming at […]
Online Training Course Building the Vision: Youth environmental organisations of the future Call for Participants! Are you passionate about environmental sustainability and environmental protection? Are you a youth worker or a member of the environmental youth movement or informal group wishing to enter the political environment? Do you want to have a long term impact […]
In a new #YEEinterview, meet Krisztina Zálnoky and Lilla Bartuszek, co- founders of V4SDG. Krisztina and Lilla will tell you more about the V4SDG, a youth-led non-profit organisation working on strengthening partnership and leadership for sustainability in the Visegrad Group. The Visegrad Group, V4 for short, is an alliance of four eastern and central European […]
The Franco-Russian Dialogue on Climate Change has been kicked-off, the online dialogues topics discussed, and now, what’s next? After gathering over 50 participants from Russia and France for online youth dialogues to share their knowledge and perspectives on tackling climate change, we are moving to the next step. Let us introduce you to the Franco-Russian […]
With the rise of the youth climate movement, YEE plays a tremendous role in connecting youth environmental organisations, leading climate advocacy coalitions, shaping the current climate policies and representing the voice of young people in international decision-making processes. We are delighted to share another success story! Elisha Winckel, YEE Liaison Officer on Climate Change, has […]
In today’s interview, you will get to know the founders of The Feminist Farmers – an association that aims to pursue questions of gender, food, autonomy and community resilience. But what does feminism have to do with farming? Keep reading and you will find out! Who is part of the team? Can you tell […]
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