Youth Voice to UNCCC
By Sofia Robinson
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Youth Voice To UNCCC
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Our Youth need a voice at this year’s UN Climate Change Conference to ensure we have an Aotearoa we want to inherit. Support me to attend this Conference in Qatar as 1 of 5 NZ Youth Delegates invited to represent NZ. This trip is entirely self funded and helps me achieve my dream of empowering youth and creating a strong and positive future for all. Please support me in making this amazing opportunity happen, Cheers!
Youth make up around 30% of the worlds population and it is so important that our voice is heard at these negotiations. This enables us to have a say on the future we are about to inherit and be part of creating strong positive changes! Growing up in Auckland and now living in Queenstown, I have been passionately involved in youth and climate change issues for many years (more info in my 'profile'), and I am excited to be given this once in a lifetime opportunity to create change in NZ and on an international level.
Getting to Qatar enables me to...
- Represent a strong and diverse voice from youth in NZ
- Connect and share knowledge with youth from around the world
- Use my knowledge to inspire and inform youth locally (Queenstown) and nationally.
- Learn new skills to carry on working in sustainable community development in NZ
- Give presentations at the local Youth Leadership Programme, High Schools and Community Support Centre, as well as working with national youth environmental organisations.
- Celebrate and share the many great projects happening in Aotearoa,
- Engage with government delegates to influence international climate change negotiations
- Give my supporters awesome rewards!!
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Youth Voice To UNCCC
Project 2012-08-31 02:58:29 +1200
Our Youth need a voice at this year’s UN Climate Change Conference to ensure we have an Aotearoa we want to inherit. Support me to attend this Conference in Qatar as 1 of 5 NZ Youth Delegates invited to represent NZ. This trip is entirely self funded and helps me achieve my dream of empowering youth and creating a strong and positive future for all. Please support me in making this amazing opportunity happen, Cheers!
Youth make up around 30% of the worlds population and it is so important that our voice is heard at these negotiations. This enables us to have a say on the future we are about to inherit and be part of creating strong positive changes! Growing up in Auckland and now living in Queenstown, I have been passionately involved in youth and climate change issues for many years (more info in my 'profile'), and I am excited to be given this once in a lifetime opportunity to create change in NZ and on an international level.
Getting to Qatar enables me to...
- Represent a strong and diverse voice from youth in NZ
- Connect and share knowledge with youth from around the world
- Use my knowledge to inspire and inform youth locally (Queenstown) and nationally.
- Learn new skills to carry on working in sustainable community development in NZ
- Give presentations at the local Youth Leadership Programme, High Schools and Community Support Centre, as well as working with national youth environmental organisations.
- Celebrate and share the many great projects happening in Aotearoa,
- Engage with government delegates to influence international climate change negotiations
- Give my supporters awesome rewards!!
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