By joelukhovi on December 29, 2011
Young people and environment activists from across the world took a stand, refusing to accept the prospect of a toothless treaty from leaders that claim to represent them. With their future under threat, young people are made their presence felt and their voices heard at the UN climate talks in Durban, South Africa. As climate talks [...]
Posted in COP 17, youth media | Tagged 350, Africa, climate, Climate Change, Climate Justice, climate negotiations, cop 17, durban, environmental justice, global warming, projectsurvivalmedia, un, UNEP, UNFCC, Youth 4 Climate Justice
By madelinekovacs on December 9, 2011
On November 28, world leaders descended upon Durban, South Africa for the seventeenth annual UN climate negotiations. That night, a torrential downpour cost at least ten people their lives. Several townships around Durban were overwhelmed by flash floods, as streams swelled their banks and people were swept out of their homes by the rising water. [...]
Posted in COP 17, For Front Page, New Website, youth media | Tagged Africa, Climate Change, cop17, durban
By joelukhovi on December 7, 2011
Advancing dialogue in the field of climate change has been a challenge in the past for visual artists. Not at all any more, since artists are waking up now to climate change. But what good can they do – and how green is their work? I reveal how they’re dealing with the threat of catastrophe [...]
Posted in New Website, youth media | Tagged art, Climate Change, cop 17, photography, POLITICS, un, UNEP, unfccc
By CarolineWambui on November 29, 2011
By Caroline Wambui I will tell you of Goblins, elves, fairies, giants and gnomes just like you all were told as you grew up. Most of you always ended in a toothy (or not so toothy) grin, or with a drool of saliva on your pillow. I hope this story of one Pablo Solon leaves [...]
Posted in COP 17, For Front Page, youth media | Tagged Climate Change, cop 17, general assembly, occupy, un, unfccc, united nations
By robertvanwaarden on November 28, 2011
This past weekend in warm and rainy Durban, South Africa, youth from around the world gathered for the 7th session of the Conference of Youth (COY). The COY is held prior to the United Nations Climate Change Convention (UNFCCC) Conference of Parties (COP) every year. This year, COP17 is taking place in Durban, South Africa [...]
Posted in COP 17, youth media | Tagged Climate Change, cop 17, cop17, coy7, photography, projec survival media, unfccc
By madelinekovacs on February 21, 2011
We want you to know about two projects who are doing amazing work on climate change: One is a film-maker, and the other is a network of “solutionaries” working to build sustainable, community-owned clean energy. We hope that you will love them as much as we do, and help spread the word about their work! [...]
Posted in Stories, youth media | Tagged Climate Change, Climate Justice, Climate Refugees, Grand Aspirations, project survival media, Reel Power, SoS, Summer of Solutions, Sun Come Up
By Ellen Choy on December 11, 2010
Why We Need to Raise Our Voice and Our Stories! It’s Friday night in Cancun. I just exited the UN conference for the last time – leaving closed-door-negotiations behind as they work through the text of what they will agree on coming out from this conference. After 2 weeks of organizing and navigating our way [...]
Posted in COP 16, COP 16 Youth Perspectives, New Website | Tagged Climate Change, climate negotiations, COP16, project survival media
By robertvanwaarden on October 10, 2010
In conjunction with the Global Work Party, Cradle to Cradle, a event informing children and adults about sustainability was held today in Utrecht, the Netherlands. The Cradle to Cradle event was packed with kids and families, enjoying the sun, learning about sustainability and creating cool things with recycled materials. The photographs below show kids making [...]
Posted in Europe, youth media | Tagged 101010, 350.org, climate action, Climate Change, photography, the netherlands, utrecht
By robertvanwaarden on May 17, 2010
“Just seeing the future for us and knowing that they [our parents] wanted a better future for us, I have the same feeling for, not myself, but the kids and for my relatives and that something better will be in the future for them, that keeps me going. Knowing that we have succeeded in one [...]
Posted in New Website, North America, youth media | Tagged arizona, assignment, black mesa, Climate Change, coal, dirty energy, global warming, mining, photographer, photography, reporting
By robertvanwaarden on March 1, 2010
Climate change is drastically altering the landscapes and farming culture of the European Continent. From the mountains of Norway to the low lying lands of Italy, from the innovations in the Netherlands to the suffering crops of Romanian farmers, the Project Survival Media team in Europe has explored this issue and produced a multimedia piece. [...]
Posted in Europe, New Website, Stories, youth media | Tagged agriculture, Climate Change, COP 15, Europe, farming, global warming, IYCM, project survival media, psm