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We are U.S. youth demanding a world free from systemic injustice. We refuse to allow established leaders sell us incremental change as the solution to global crises.

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Dec 7, 2018

Press Conference: Indigenous Youth React to Negotiations, Highlighting Indigenous Solutions and Increased Ambition at COP24

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Dec 7, 2018

Press Conference: Youth leaders galvanizing a new movement for change at COP24

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Kristy Drutman in SustainUS

Dec 5, 2018

Young and Kicking Out the Fossil Fuel Industry

By Allie Rosenbluth

Michael Charles in SustainUS

Nov 27, 2018

A Blessing for a Sick World

Phillip Brown in SustainUS

Nov 23, 2018

I’m Black, Queer, and Fighting for Climate Justice at the UN Climate Negotiations

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Niria Alicia in SustainUS

Oct 11, 2018

Why a Farmworker’s Daughter Interrupted Governor Brown at the Global Climate Action Summit

Maria Doerr in SustainUS

Oct 10, 2018

12.

When I was 12 I learned the term “greenhouse gas.”

Maxine Chikumbo in SustainUS

Apr 20, 2018

Clean Energy Access Needs Friends: Why Tackling More Than One SDG is the Smarter Thing to Do

Maxine Chikumbo in SustainUS

Apr 17, 2018

World Bank Accountability: A big shift still required to make The Big Shift

Written by Bianca Santos, a SustainUS World Bank delegate and a graduate of the Virginia Institute of Marine Science, College of William and Mary.

Maxine Chikumbo in SustainUS

Apr 17, 2018

Ready or not, here we come! World Bank, it’s time to be accountable

Written by Bianca Santos, a SustainUS World Bank delegate and a graduate of the Virginia Institute of Marine Science, College of William and Mary