The Resilience Project and Force of Nature have joined forces to deepen support for young people living through the climate crisis. Together, we’re building a bigger, more sustainable movement of young changemakers. One that mobilises even more young people, while offering crucial support to those already deep in the work.
Two youth-led organisations born out of the 2019 Youth Climate Strikes, we’ve spent over half a decade doing complementary work. Force of Nature has helped thousands of young people turn climate anxiety into action. Meanwhile, The Resilience Project has been busy resourcing established changemakers with the tools and community they need to avoid burnout and create lasting change.
And today, we’re coming together as one.
Why now?
The global youth changemaking movement looks very different to when we first started out. From the Gen Z Uprising in Kenya to the Cockroach Janta Party in India, we’ve seen a new generation of young people organise for change on an extraordinary scale. Unlike 2019, climate isn’t always the main talking point. But that isn’t because as young people we no longer care; it’s because we’re holding more interconnected causes, more urgently, than any generation before us.
With so many intersectional crises happening simultaneously, more of us than ever before are burning out under the weight of it all. And many others feel too overwhelmed to even start. That’s why this moment calls for what we’re building; a movement that mobilises more young people into action, while giving them exactly what they need to unlock resilience, build a community of care, and stay in the work.
What’s next?
We’re inviting you to come along on this journey and help shape a movement built to last. As we figure out exactly how our joint programmes will operate, look out for opportunities to get involved and share your perspective.
This is just the first chapter in our journey together. We’re excited to have you here with us for what comes next.
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