Even before they’re old enough to vote, teens are seeing how politics are impacting their lives and taking action. Here are some ways your kid can, too.
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Global Climate Strike Sees Millions Marching for Change
by Bekah Wrightby Bekah WrightOn Friday, millions of protestors around the globe made their voices heard. Their demand: save our planet. More than 150 countries held marches, all leading up to this week’s United…
Between climate change, gun violence and instability, politicians need to rethink the youth vote in 2020. Here’s the data showing why they matter.
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Greta Thunberg to U.S. Senate: ‘You’re Not Trying Hard Enough’
by Parentologyby ParentologyAs youth climate activists met with the Senate Climate Task Force, 16-year-old Greta Thunberg spoke her truth to power: “You’re not doing enough.”
Youth activists join Greta Thunberg in taking on Washington this week to talk to politicians about issues impacting them, including climate control.
Youth climate activist and Zero Hour Founder Jamie Margolin’s message for adults letting kids shoulder climate change: everyone must do their part.
In Miami, from July 12 – 14, Zero Hour’s first Youth Climate Summit takes place. We interview Arielle Martinez Cohen, a Zero Hour founder leading the way.
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Zero Hour’s Elsa Mengitsu: Youth Taking on Climate Change
by Bekah Wrightby Bekah WrightIn Miami, from July 12 – 14, Zero Hour’s first Youth Climate Summit will take place. We interview Elsa Mengistu, a founder of Zero Hour leading the way.
Greta Thunberg, 16-year-old Nobel Peace prize nominee for climate change activism, to speak at This is Zero Hour: The Youth Climate Summit (Miami, 7/12-14).