GYLC Leadership Workshops
A three-day leadership workshop for Youth Climate Champions from Mongolia, Nigeria, Uganda, Burkina Faso, India, Nepal, Indonesia, and Bangladesh, focusing on adaptive leadership and project management.
GYLC's events and workshops create inclusive spaces where young people engage with climate experts, policymakers, and practitioners to build leadership skills and deepen climate knowledge. Through workshops and dialogues held both online and in-person, we prepare youth, especially from climate-vulnerable regions, to participate meaningfully in climate action and policy conversations.
Explore our history of gatherings, workshops, and dialogues that prepare youth and communities for climate action.
A three-day leadership workshop for Youth Climate Champions from Mongolia, Nigeria, Uganda, Burkina Faso, India, Nepal, Indonesia, and Bangladesh, focusing on adaptive leadership and project management.
A workshop providing a platform for youth to articulate priorities ahead of COP28, with discussions on loss and damage, climate justice, and strengthening participation in global climate negotiations.
An in-person dialogue amplifying perspectives from climate vulnerable regions, highlighting climate education, storytelling, and digital engagement to drive awareness and action.
A workshop emphasizing the role of youth in bridging climate knowledge and action, focusing on climate adaptation, resilience, and inclusive engagement.
A skills focused session exploring opportunities in the green economy and preparing young people for climate aligned careers.
A global panel discussion launching the Green Accountability Youth Initiative (GAYI), featuring insights from World Bank representatives and youth leaders on accountability, climate finance, and governance.
A session for 52 youth on using social media to amplify climate advocacy. Speakers highlighted the power of storytelling and concise, visually compelling content to inspire action.
A dialogue with 60 youth emphasizing that mental well-being is essential during climate crises, and that collective support strengthens resilience.
A focused dialogue with rural women leaders examining how climate impacts affect livelihoods and highlighting youth led advocacy and storytelling.
A leadership session for GAYI participants focused on adaptive leadership, systems thinking, and sustaining well being in climate advocacy.
A visual journey through our community impact. See the faces, places, and moments that define our shared mission.
