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Engaging youth in climate discussions and decision-making for planetary and public health

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Time: Tue 16-Sep 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM

Knowing Planetary Health Campus Event Registration Closed

Event Information

Youth have a key role and right to participate in climate discussions and decision-making yet have limited structural power and agency to influence actions by governments and fossil fuel and high-polluting industries....research advocates for renewed commitment from the public health community to meaningfully platform youth in climate discussions, and advocate for their role as genuine actors in climate decision-making. It also highlights the importance of engaging structurally disadvantaged and marginalised groups including young women, youth in lower-middle income countries and in First Nations communities.

Summary

About Campus Knowing KNOTs.

Campus Knowing KNOTs are a way to explore learning opportunities that are running on Campus.

Find out more about Campus Knowing KNOTs.

Advice

The following format can used to build up a point towards a Campus Knowing KNOT:

  • at least three hours spent attending public lectures, faculty talks, special events or other activity that involves academics or other recognised thought leaders on ANU campus
  • the time may be accumulated at one event, or spread over several events, during the time you are enrolled in the course
  • the topic must relate to SoCIETIE values

Note that a Campus Knowing KNOT may be made up of multiple events, with an expectation that attendance totals approximately three hours per point. A maximum of 2 points on a Campus Knowing KNOT can be claimed per semester.

Completion

The default completion task for a Campus Knowing KNOT is a 200-word reflection. As a starting point, we encourage you to base the reflection on "a question that you asked at the event (or would have asked if there was time)". We would love to see a photo of you at the event or social media post with the reflection.