Youth4Climate’s interactive learning series designed to help young people better understand today’s most important climate topics and connect them to real-world action. Help ngo’s strengthen their understanding, reflect on their own experiences, and discover practical ways to contribute to climate solutions in their communities and beyond.
🇬🇷 Cyclades Unified (Greece) , hosted Professor Adam Klups, Care of Churches & Diocesan Advisory Committee Team Leader and Senior Church Buildings Officer at the Anglican Diocese of Gloucester, United Kingdom. The project partners from Finland, Malta, Latvia and Croatia, had the chance to attend the webinar under the title “What can churches and churchyards teach us about sustainability?” Mr. Krups explained the sustainable methods used for old buildings and answered to questions on biodiverity, too.
Thank you #HeritageManagement https://heritagemanagement.org/mapping-capacity/
for the opportunity to participate in the EMPATHS (EMpowering landscapes with Participatory Approaches to Heritage interpretation Skills) a 30-month Erasmus+ project (Oct 2024 – Mar 2027), coordinated by Interpret Europe.
Y4C supports the implementation of youth-led and youth-inclusive solutions to environmental and climate challenges, both financially and through capacity development. The initiative brings together existing and new online and offline resources, tools, capacities, partnerships, networks and movements designed by and for youth.
Coastal Europe is warming fast, its shorelines are eroding, and young people know it, 86% call climate change one of the world’s most serious problems. But less than a third feel ready to actually do something about it. That gap is exactly what we’re here to close.
Our common project with “Kimolistes” & “Imagine Heritage” accepted by Iliopoulos Foundation, for funding Cultural Actions in the Aegean Islands.