Water is life. It nourishes us, connects ecosystems across the planet, and sustains our communities for generations. But today, this essential resource is at risk globally—threatened by pollution from irresponsible human activity and the accelerating disruptions of climate change.
As we mark World Water Day, welt up the voices of young activists stepping forward to protect our planet. Around the world, children and youth are rising to the challenge and are taking action for climate justice, showing that age is no barrier to making a difference.
How Young People Are Leading the Way
Our partner the Loss and Damage Youth Coalition (LDYC), a network of young climate advocates from around the world, is working to ensure that youth voices are not only heard, but centered in climate decision-making. They push for policies that protect vulnerable communities and urge governments to fund support for those already experiencing the devastating effects of the climate crisis.
In their powerful new video, LDYC shares a crucial message: Kids are heroes. They can save the planet. Created to spotlight the resilience and determination of young people worldwide, the video highlights their action, advocacy, and unwavering hope for a better future.
It’s a reminder that each of us has a role to play in the fight for climate justice:
- Talk about climate change in your community.
- Organize and take action—plant trees, reduce waste, and demand climate policies that work.
- Make your voice heard. The future belongs to young people, and they are making sure world leaders know it.
Watch the video, share the message, and join the movement. Together, we are saving our planet and our people.
