"Everyone deserves access to renewable energy, and this is a tangible first step. This bill being passed will not only help my own future, but it'll create a new precedent for other major cities across the United States.' - Yvonne M with @ClimateGenOrg, @yea_climate#mnleg
I think a lot of my recharging comes from playing— rolling down hills, dancing, letting myself feel everything. Also from connecting with my lovely friends and also letting myself be cared for by the older people I get to organize with, those are the things that recharge me.
You belong! We are asking for change on a massive scale, and the only way to do that is with authentic intergenerational collaboration. We just need to make sure adults and young people work together successfully to benefit each other and the movement. #TeachClimateChat
- On the frontlines of the fight against Line 3 I saw so many young people taking direct action, risking arrest, and sacrificing so much. I also saw older generations join them. There is space for older generations in the climate movement. #TeachClimateChat @ClimateGenOrg
If you are a part of an older generation and believe in the power and action of young people there is space for you. If you are a part of an older generation and believe in land back and racial justice there is space for you. #TeachClimateChat @ClimateGenOrg
An awesome resource I’d recommend is “A Guide to Adult Allyship in Youth-Led Movements” which was created out of the youth climate strike movement. It's full of great tips for supporting young people in climate work. https://t.co/TjEo4mPeTC. #TeachClimateChat
And! I also recommend @ATN_1863 which offers educators an abolitionist framework to education. As well as @BLoveSoulPower's book "We Want to Do More Than Survive". -Daniela #TalkClimateChat @ClimateGenOrg
I would really recommend the book “The Red Deal” it offers excellent language around land back and Indigenous sovereignty as the only appropriate conservation project. It also forces its readers to face the realities of eco-capitalism. @The_Red_Nation#TalkClimateChat#LandBack
@TWCYouthClimate Exactly! Let's get climate justice curriculum in all of our classrooms! Students need to see that our education system understands the reality of the climate crisis. -Daniela
I hope to inspire young people to get involved in organizing by showing them so much love! It is a hard time to be young-- and young people deserve so much love, care, and community! -Daniela #TeachClimateChat @ClimateGenOrg
I was most inspired to get involved in climate organizing by a friend who shared with me their experience on the frontlines of Line 3. I was heavily supported by a former teacher of mine who has wonderful connections to organizers in Minneapolis! #TeachClimateChat @ClimateGenOrg
It starts simply by making space for students to talk about how they are experiencing climate change and encouraging them to dig deep. Let them move themselves to action and stand by their side! -Daniela #TeachClimateChat @ClimateGenOrg
One things students in YEA! are passionate about is Climate Justice Education. Young people need the tools, language, and skills to take bold climate action-- and that starts in the classroom! #TeachClimateChat @ClimateGenOrg
Support young people’s activism, but let them lead. The most authentic youth-led work is sometimes the clunkiest, and that’s okay! Your most important job is to ensure young people know you are 100% there for them, but that they find their way on their own. #TeachClimateChat