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Exclusive – In conversation with Daphne Frias

Exclusive – In conversation with Daphne Frias

We went to the Natural History Museum’s Generation Hope: Act for the Planet event to speak with the climate justice activist and storyteller about how young people can use their influence and actions to drive positive change for the Earth’s future. Daphne Frias is a Latina climate justice activist and storyteller born and raised in West Harlem, NYC. As a freelance organiser, she spends her time speaking at various colleges,...

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Exclusive – Meet Ishaan Shah, the Gen Z activist fighting modern slavery

Exclusive – Meet Ishaan Shah, the Gen Z activist fighting modern slavery

We spoke with the 19-year-old UN Youth Representative and co-founder of Stolen Dreams – a youth-led collective driving action around ending modern slavery – about how he is guaranteeing that every human being has access to basic human rights. Ishaan Shah was just thirteen when he learned that slavery is a very real, very current issue. Upon coming to terms with the fact that exploitation isn’t confined to our history books...

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Exclusive – COP27’s Biodiversity Day with Kasha Slavner

Exclusive – COP27’s Biodiversity Day with Kasha Slavner

We spoke with award-winning filmmaker and activist Kasha Slavner about what it means to respect and protect our planet on COP’s Biodiversity Day. Yesterday’s theme at COP27 was Biodiversity Day. Leaders gathered to discuss nature and ecosystem-based solutions to climate mitigation and adaptation. They also built strategies to mobilise global action towards halting biodiversity loss by reducing key drivers of climate change. We sat down with Kasha Slavner, an award-winning Gen...

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Exclusive – COP27’s Water Day with Bodhi Patil & Nyombi Morris

Exclusive – COP27’s Water Day with Bodhi Patil & Nyombi Morris

Yesterday was Water Day at COP27. World leaders set out to discuss sustainable water resource management, as well as water scarcity, drought, cross-boundary cooperation, and improving water systems. Currently, 3.6 billion people face inadequate access to water for at least one month per year. By 2050, water scarcity is expected to affect more than 5 billion people. The climate crisis has disrupted natural water systems, in fact, UN Water says that...

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