Children at the forefront of Climate Change
Description: Children at the forefront of Climate Change Brianna Fruean Samoa (Pacific) Climate change in the Pacific Region This graph is excerpted from United Global States Research Program, 2009 Photo: Cyclone Amos, Samoa Climate facts from the
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slide1. Children at the forefront of Climate Change Brianna Fruean
Samoa (Pacific)<br>
slide2. Climate change in the Pacific Region This graph is excerpted from United Global States Research Program, 2009 Photo: Cyclone Amos, Samoa<br>
slide3. Climate facts from the Pacific Tropical oceans warm
Increasing tropical cyclone intensity
Increasing cyclone frequency
More devastating tropical cyclones such as Cyclone Pam Photo: Cook Is delegation during COP21 plenary (SPREP)<br>
slide4. Tropical Cyclone Winston Photo: Fiji post TC Winston (Ahmad Ali Karim)<br>
slide5. Frontline stories Blog by: Beyond The Narrative<br>
slide6. Frontline stories<br>
slide7. Frontline stories Photos: Beyond The Narrative<br>
slide8. Frontline stories Nutrition
Safety
Security
Shelter
Survival It is evident that the effects of climate change removes affected children's basic rights to:<br>
slide9. Children are living with the consequences of Climate Change today! Photo: SPREP<br>
slide10. Role of Children and Youth Activists Examples of my work and results achieved:<br>
slide11. Creating agents of change Have clear, comprehensive and frequently updated climate change education.
Be changing our school curriculums.
Include adaption and mitigation teachings.
Have altered information and resources based on different children's situations.
Include traditional knowledge and informal education. In order to create agents of change we need to.....<br>
slide12. Creating agents of change Non formal education inclusion
Practical activities
Field trips
Environmental groups
Creative writing opportunities
Establishing the translation of more child friendly UN documents Photos: SPREP<br>
slide13. The generation to change the world. Photo: SPREP<br>
Samoa (Pacific)<br>
slide2. Climate change in the Pacific Region This graph is excerpted from United Global States Research Program, 2009 Photo: Cyclone Amos, Samoa<br>
slide3. Climate facts from the Pacific Tropical oceans warm
Increasing tropical cyclone intensity
Increasing cyclone frequency
More devastating tropical cyclones such as Cyclone Pam Photo: Cook Is delegation during COP21 plenary (SPREP)<br>
slide4. Tropical Cyclone Winston Photo: Fiji post TC Winston (Ahmad Ali Karim)<br>
slide5. Frontline stories Blog by: Beyond The Narrative<br>
slide6. Frontline stories<br>
slide7. Frontline stories Photos: Beyond The Narrative<br>
slide8. Frontline stories Nutrition
Safety
Security
Shelter
Survival It is evident that the effects of climate change removes affected children's basic rights to:<br>
slide9. Children are living with the consequences of Climate Change today! Photo: SPREP<br>
slide10. Role of Children and Youth Activists Examples of my work and results achieved:<br>
slide11. Creating agents of change Have clear, comprehensive and frequently updated climate change education.
Be changing our school curriculums.
Include adaption and mitigation teachings.
Have altered information and resources based on different children's situations.
Include traditional knowledge and informal education. In order to create agents of change we need to.....<br>
slide12. Creating agents of change Non formal education inclusion
Practical activities
Field trips
Environmental groups
Creative writing opportunities
Establishing the translation of more child friendly UN documents Photos: SPREP<br>
slide13. The generation to change the world. Photo: SPREP<br>