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DESCRIPTION:\n EMPOWERING INDIGENOUS YOUTH LEADERSHIP IN THE CLIMATE MO
VEMENT
\n\n Virtual Session III will provide a forum to
discuss the important role Indigenous youth can and should play in broader
\; efforts of the climate movement. The aim is to both inspire youth a
dvocacy\, provide empowering information through a panel discussion on what
works in youth advocacy\, and share ways to build programs to introduce yo
uth to culture and traditions. The aim is to invest in our Indigenous youth
now as a forward-looking strategy for effecting long-term change.
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)\;">\n This session is free to attend\,
but you must register.
\n Note: Although this is a vi
rtual session\, participants may call into the session if they do not have
internet access.
\n More event details can be found on the meeting age
nda.\n\n SESSION OBJECTIVES
\n >\;>\; Learn what works
in Indigenous youth advocacy.
\n >\;>\; Share successes on buildi
ng programs that introduce youth to culture and traditions &ndash\; learnin
g through examples.
\n >\;>\; Learn for youth who have gone throug
h climate internships and training programs: what they learned\, how they p
ut that information to use\, where are they now.
\n >\;>\; Create
a resource list of organizations and communities doing good work in the you
th advocacy realm.
\n >\;>\; Make case for funding and re-funding
programs to build youth capacity.
\n >\;>\; Use in-ward facing You
th-only event for training\, skills development\, networking\, ongoing dial
ogue.
\n\n SESSION FORMAT
\n >\;>\; 3-hour online sessi
on using Zoom Webinar
\n >\;>\; Keynote address
\n >\;>\;
Panel discussions with leaders on 4 topic areas
\n\n INTENDED A
UDIENCE
\n >\;>\; Tribal leaders\, Indigenous youth\, students (in
cluding tribal colleges)
\n >\;>\; Native Youth-led and serving or
ganizations and programs
\n >\;>\; Participants from the previous
two Climate Policy Summits
\n\n More event details and a list of
guest speakers will be announced soon. \;\n
\n See Less
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