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ActNowFilm - youth voices on climate

A youth voices film project produced by the Institute for Policy Research (IPR) and Cambridge Zero, as part of the UK Universities Climate Network (UUCN).

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About ActNowFilm

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ActNowFilm is a youth voices film project produced by student volunteers, the University of Bath Institute for Policy Research (IPR), and Cambridge Zero, as part of the UK Universities Climate Network (UUCN), and supported by the Global Alliance of Universities on Climate (GAUC).

It showcases the views of 16-30 year olds, and is drawn from films submitted by over 140 young people from 32 countries. In the film young people from across the world share their lived experiences of climate change; their hopes and ambitions for the future; and their 'asks' of the climate change negotiators, as well as their own climate pledges. They share, in their own words, why stopping climate change is important to them - the future generation.

To-date ActNowFilm has been shown at the GAUC Climate x Summit; COP15 on Biodiversity; Climate Week NYC; and COP26.


Project team

Learn more about the team behind ActNowFilm.


  • Katie Parker (Sustainability Consultant, formerly Project Manager at the Centre for Climate Repair, University of Cambridge)
  • Amy Munro-Faure (Engagement Manager, Cambridge Zero, University of Cambridge)
  • Amy Thompson (Head of Policy Programmes and Communications, IPR, University of Bath)

The team also includes a number of colleagues from Cambridge Zero, IPR, GAUC, and a large student team from across the world. We are grateful to all volunteers who have made this project happen.


Related

The latest updates and outputs related to ActNowFilm.


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‘I have been blown away by the talent, dedication and commitment of all the young people I have worked with on this project. They have taught me so much.’
Amy Thompson IPR Head of Policy Programmes and Communications

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Amy Thompson, IPR Head of Policy Programmes and Communications