Edited by Grace Maddrell
An International Youth Manifesto for Climate Justice
The Activists
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An Introduction by Grace
Voices from Africa
Voices from Asia
Voices from Europe
Voices from North America
Voices from South America
The Editor: Grace Maddrell
Grace Maddrell first went on school strike for the climate at the age of thirteen and has since become a passionate activist for equality and climate justice. Grace was first inspired to tweet asking for contributions to what became Tomorrow Is Too Late in November 2019, two months after marching in the September global climate justice strike.
Grace has worked with various activist groups, including Fridays for Future and the #SaveCongoRainforest, and helped co-found Solo But Not Alone, a social media solo striker support group. Grace is home-schooled and lived in Somerset in southwest England at the time of compiling Tomorrow Is Too Late.
On Eco-Activism & Solastalgia
Grace Maddrell
I’m sure many of us know what it’s like waking up and feeling as if there’s a weight on your chest, for no apparent reason at all; of fighting for something to look forward to because the present circumstances are just so very bleak… what we’re talking about here is those global issues and crises that impact our mental well-being often more than even we know. More particularly, about a single, overwhelming global issue: The climate crisis.
Grace Maddrell first went on school strike for the climate at the age of thirteen, and has since become a passionate activist for equality and climate justice. In On Eco-Activism & Solastalgia she asks, what is the impact of the climate crisis on mental well-being and what is the cost of activism and advocacy against the climate crisis on our mental health?
The Conversation#tomorrowistoolate
“We deserve to be heard and listened to. We deserve a say in our future… We are not going to sit by and let this happen. We are acting.”
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Recommended Reading
This Is Not A Drill: An Extinction Rebellion Handbook by Extinction Rebellion (2019): 9780141991443
Diary of a Young Naturalist by Dara McAnulty (2020): 9781908213792
No One Is Too Small To Make A Difference by Greta Thunberg (2019): 9780141991740
The Best of Times, The Worst of Times by Paul Behrens (2020): 9781911648093
Online Resources
- COP 26
- United Nations Climate Action
- Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
- Friends of the Earth
- Extinction Rebellion
- The Good Goddess Project
- The Ocean Cleanup
- The Rivers Trust
- The People’s Trust for Endangered Species
- The Tree Council
- Action for Conservation
- Tree Sisters
- Greenpeace
- The Wildlife Trusts
- Woodland Trust
- World Wide Fund for Nature
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is the United Nations body for assessing the science related to climate change.
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