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‘I Can Only Tell My Own Stories, the Ones I Can Connect With Personally’: Syed Jazib Ali
Ali, a 26-year-old filmmaker from Kashmir, co-directed a short film called 'ActNow' about the concerns of the youth on climate change. The film will be screened at COP26’s Glasgow …
COP26: Whom Should Developing Countries Bill for Climate Impacts?
The countries hit hardest by climate change caused by developed nations want loss and damage to be included in climate finance talks. Will rich polluters finally listen?
World Over, Youth Return to the Streets To Fight Climate Change
The strike takes place five weeks before the UN COP26 summit, which aims to secure more ambitious climate action from world leaders.
A Violation of Civil Liberties: On the Arrest of My Friend, Disha Ravi
How long do we watch as the authorities fail to uphold the rights to peaceful assembly? How long do we stay mum as they fail to repeal the archaic …
Satire | What Was I Thinking? Of Course Rihanna Is a ‘Gandhi’, Greta a ‘Drop-Out Celeb’
A satirical take full of leaps of logic on the farmer protests in India and the international voices speaking out about them.
Greta Thunberg’s Friend Boris Herrmann Doing His Part To Protect Environment
Boris Herrmann has just become the first German to complete the Vendee Globe. But the 39-year-old sailor has another passion beyond sailing, a passion shared by his friend Greta …
Amanda Gorman’s Take on Love as Legacy Points to Youth’s Power to Shape Future Generations
The first national youth poet laureate in the US taps into the power of generativity, a concept that refers to creating a legacy that lasts beyond our lifetimes to …
Climate Change: On Sustaining Youth-led Movements During a Pandemic
Manthan Shah, a 20-year-old social activist. shares his experience of being part of three international movements.
Eco-Anxiety: Are Brands Listening?
What does a brand do for a generation that thinks it might be the last?