Youth Climate Lab

Profile

Grants

2019: $354,208

People

Youth

Places

Bangladesh , Canada

Programs

Phase 1

A Youth-Led Shake-up for Action

In 2019 young people around the world stood up as leaders and sounded the alarm on climate change. As youth engage in climate advocacy to protect their own futures, they need support. Our two-year, $354,208 grant supports Youth Climate Lab to equip young people in Bangladesh and the Canadian Arctic with the skills and experience necessary to lead collective action and implement community-driven solutions. This work to strengthen a generation of leaders shakes up the status quo and increases climate justice action.

Why Youth Climate Lab?

As an organization created and led by youth, Youth Climate Lab works to accelerate youth impact on climate policy, projects and businesses. After only two years in operation, their ability to connect and engage with youth in places as diverse as Bangladesh and the Canadian Arctic shows the considerable momentum behind their approach.

Explore Blogs & Learnings About Youth Climate Lab

Youth at the Center of Climate Justice

Youth at the Center of Climate Justice

CJRF convened representatives of our partner organizations to reflect on the role of youth at the COP26 climate talks and beyond. This webinar was the second in a three-part series on how aspects of identity link to climate justice and resilience.
Existing Within and Between (Scene Two)

Existing Within and Between (Scene Two)

In October, we posted the first excerpt from “Existing Within and Between: A Script on Climate Action & Intersectionality.” This script uses a play format to creatively explore the state of the intersectionality conversation in the climate ...
Existing Within and Between

Existing Within and Between

Over the next few months, we will be posting excerpts from “Existing Within and Between: A Script on Climate Action & Intersectionality.” This script uses a play format to creatively explore the state of the intersectionality conversation ...
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