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October 15: Shadia to Speak at Bioneers
Shadia Fayne Wood, Co-Coordinator of Project Survival Media, will be a panelist at Bioneers this year. Bioneers is a summit that gathers the leading thinkers and visionaries of our time, sharing innovative solutions and actively building a regenerative future for today.
Shadia will sit on the Generations Ahead workshop panel, sharing her experience as a youth [...]
The Rise of a Climate Movement – 20 Images from 2009
2009 will be defined as the year that the climate movement exploded. Millions of people around the world got behind the call for a strong deal in Copenhagen. Although the final result was a failure, the activists pictured in these images know that they are Not Done Yet! These 20 images are from the year [...]
Images – ‘Best Of’ from the Climate Conference in Copenhagen
Gallery of the ‘Best of’ images from COP 15 in Copenhagen.
Images ©Robert vanWaarden
The PEDA initiative towards non-conventional power generation
At a time when places in Punjab (India) like Jalandhar and Chandigarh boast of the maximum number of vehicles per capita and innumerable burgeoning industries thereby contributing their share to the global warming scenario, the departments like Punjab Energy Development Agency (PEDA) have rightly started showing the path that needs to be tread upon if [...]
Happy Holidays & Sorry About the Genocide Pact I’m About to Sign!
I’m in Copenhagen, Denmark right now for this.
It’s the final day of negotiations, and I don’t think any of us knew what to expect exactly. I know that we certainly didn’t expect that our leaders would magically & suddenly grow a conscience and throw traditional political deal-making protocol to the wind in favor of saving [...]
Inside the December 12 Copenhagen Real Deal Climate March
Project Survival Media videographer Ekta Kothari has put together this short sample of the march before the arrests. The majority of the march was a peaceful experience, and she was there filming it. Enjoy!
Call for action from the Solomon Islands to the UN
On Monday 7th December 2009, seventeen year old Christina Ora spoke on behalf of the global youth movement at the plenary session of the Ad Hoc Working Group on Longterm Cooperative Action at COP15. Christina is a high school student from Honiara, Solomon Islands. She passionately told an audience of thousands, including negotiators from all [...]
United for Survival
A youth Indigenous perspective on the Canadian Tar Sands
Story by Kari Hergott, Fort Providence Métis
“Climate Change is a Human Issue. Our lives have already been altered by the impacts of the climate crisis. Climate change has affected our health, our food security and our cultural identities”
Excerpt from the Declaration of the Young Leaders’ Summit on [...]