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Children must take part in climate and environmental decisions – they care, have rights and their ideas, passion and imaginations can inspire adults to urgently act to save our planet from irreversible destruction.
Launched in August 2021, this collaborative project with Little Inventors, The Rights Studio and CRIN aims to show that children’s input should be actively sought and listened to on matters that affect their present lives and their future, particularly on the climate and other environmental issues.
Can we collectively turn everyday objects into illustrations that tell the narrative of children’s rights?
Crowd-sourced everyday sounds turn into a live music session with Mel Uye-Parker
A digital forest installation that explores the connections between technology and climate change
