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Find and Watch YOUR Global Dialog |
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On April 6th through April 14th, we held over 80 Global Dialogs about green recovery, climate solutions, and a just transition. The webinars will be posted on our YouTube channel for those who missed it and want to watch. |
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Highlights and Quotes from Students Around the World! |
"Prof ATM Nurul Amin said it and he said it right. The only way forward for a nation such as Bangladesh is through climate solutions to issues such as long-run food security. It is an honour to have my own hopes and dreams given the nod by the experts! Let ours be the generation for a sustainable future, for a greener tomorrow." - Qawi Hossain, Bangladesh-BRAC dialog |
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The Colorado Global Dialogue was a bright spot of hope in my life typically shrouded in climate despair. I was so enlightened to state and public initiatives happening right now that are making huge strides in climate adaptation. I left feeling like "Wow, we CAN solve climate by 2030!" - Halie Cunningham, Colorado dialog |
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| “In a poor country like Bangladesh, where bringing food to the table everyday is a challenge, learning about climate justice and working towards solving the climate problem feels like a luxury; however we cannot throw away our future just because we are occupied with the present.” - Addrita Shams, Bangladesh-BRAC Dialog |
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"We need global solutions to our local realities." - Antoinett Salmon, Caribbean-UWI dialog |
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“Battling climate change is a way forward to achieving SDGs. We must continue the fight for everyone around the world to get access to water, health, food and energy. Solution to one problem could redefine our existence on Planet Earth.” - Shaniz Chowdhury, Bangladesh-BRAC Dialog |
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“We must be completely inclusive in our mentality, language, and actions in order to solve climate change by 2030. We need to put populations that have been systemically blocked from equal opportunities to the forefront of green jobs and climate change solutions." - Seri Lonberg, New York Dialog |
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| “Victoria Paykar in Oregon’s webinar stated that an environmental justice perspective can be brought to any job position. I hope that more can be done on a larger scale to implement this perspective.” -Sanja Zelen, Oregon Dialog |
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“We must show solidarity with most affected regions in Europe, such as coal mining areas, etc., to make sure The Green Deal gets the full support of everyone and has a chance to become reality.” - Zainab Nassr Abdulfattah, Iraq Dialog |
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One of our panelists, Raj Shah, said, “Business owners should look at climate change as a problem we are all facing, not as a CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) opportunity”. If all corporal structures start understanding this, earth restoration would be an actual possibility. - Kriti Shah, India Dialog |
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“Governments need to become more responsible in ensuring a Just transition.” - Daniel Muema Kioko, Austria-CEU Dialog |
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