Youth in Action: A Conversation Centering Young Leaders’ Role in Protecting Climate
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The world’s young leaders are leading the charge to ensure future generations inherit a vibrant and thriving planet. Hear from inspiring leaders and changemakers, among them Indigenous youth, about the urgent work being done through innovative and inclusive solutions, activism, and community resilience.
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Sally JewellGlobal Board Treasurer, The Nature Conservancy -
Greg GershunyExecutive Director, Aspen Institute Energy and Environment Program -
Nikki SantosExecutive Director, Center for Native American Youth -
Nikki DeVignesAssociate Director, Aspen Institute Energy and Environment Program -
Cheyenne BradyProgram Manager, Center for Native American Youth
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