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We are calling on young female climate activists to share their experiences in climate justice movements across Asia and the Pacific by taking a survey. The deadline extended to 5 October 2022.
Photo: Markus Spiske / Unsplash.
The increasing scale, scope and impact of youth-led climate movements around the world reminds us of the importance of their voices, power and agency. However, scant research has documented how girls and young women are challenging the shrinking civic space, using digital platforms and social media to amplify their voices and advocating for climate justice and social inclusion.
SEI and Plan International are undertaking a study on girls’ and young women’s climate activism in Asia and the Pacific. This research seeks to document their activism in demanding climate justice, with local case study examples highlighting lived experiences, knowledge and expertise of young female leaders the region. The research aims to understand and assess:
To inform inform opportunities and avenues to support and amplify mobilization efforts of young female activists, we want to hear from youth in the region who meet the following criteria:
Thank you for your participation.
This is your opportunity to share your experiences in climate justice movements across Asia and the Pacific by taking the survey in the link or scan the QR code below. The survey closes on 5 October 2022.
Graphic: Plan International.
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