We’re sharing the latest youth climate opportunities from our friends at other organisations!
If you have an opportunity that you’d like us to share in future round-ups, email: roberta@theresilienceproject.org.uk
Funding Opportunities
Young Nature Leaders Grant
Women for Nature have established a $1,000 grant/bursary for a young person (under 30) to develop and implement a project to celebrate the role that nature plays in Canadian culture and identity.
Apply before 20 February
Indigenous Youth & Community Futures Fund
Laid Law Foundation invest in opportunities for Indigenous youth to connect with their land, languages and cultures, and strengthen and deepen their relationships within and across Indigenous communities – supporting the transmission of cultural practices and knowledge to future generations.
Apply before 5 March
Growing Roots Grant
Do you have a transformative idea for how to improve the lives of your community? Roots are awarding grants of up to $10k USD for new and emerging projects and ideas.
Apply before 28 February
Youth Climate Justice Fund
Funding for emerging youth-led climate justice and socio-environmental groups. Eligible groups working at local or national levels are invited to apply for grants of up to USD 20,000 for local groups and USD 40,000 for national groups
Apply before 1 March
Awards
2026 Brower Youth Award
Earth Island Institute established the Brower Youth Awards for Environmental Leadership to recognize the outstanding leadership efforts of young people. Recipients receive a $3,000 cash prize, a short film co-produced about their work and a funded trip to participate in leadership development activities.
Apply before 31 March
Training Opportunities
The Hazel M. Johnson Fellowship
This is the perfect opportunity for early career Black women and gender-expansive professionals working in the climate space. These are paid positions offering experience with partner organisations, mentorship and community building. There is also a $5000 stipend.
Apply before 13 February
Senckenberg Global Fellowships
Senckenberg invites early-career scientists from the Global South to apply for its annual fellowship programme, designed to support global research across disciplines including biodiversity, anthropology and conservation ecology.
Apply before 1 March
People, Planet, Pages
Join The Resilience Project’s new online book club for 2026! Designed to help young climate changemakers connect with other like-minded peers over hopeful essays about our future. Expect thoughtful conversation, moments of joy and new connections!
Join us online every second Sunday from 8th March, 4-6pm CET
Hosting and Facilitating a Climate Cafe Listening Circle
Want to help build emotional resilience in your own community? Learn to host and facilitate a Climate Cafe Listening Circle in this three-session programme, with the Climate Psychology Alliance. Open to all – you do not need a therapeutic background for this training (but it is essential that you have attended a Climate Cafe as a participant before starting).
Sessions begin on the 17 March
The European Parliament’s Sakharov Fellowship
This empowering programme for human rights defenders, offers 14 people selected from non-EU countries the opportunity to follow a two-week intensive training in Brussels and at another location in an EU Member State.
Apply before 15 February
European Youth Together 2026
This Erasmus programme welcomes applications from grassroots youth organisations and NGOs who are promoting cross-border cooperation and policy engagement.
Apply before 26 February
People, Planet, Picnics (Kenya)
A series of relaxed, climate cafe-style gathering where young people come together over shared food and meaningful conversations about climate emotions, hopes, and fears.
Taking place in various locations around the country, 28 February
Workshops
Understanding Climate Injustice and Sharing Hopes for the Future
Youth and Environment Europe are hosting a series of online workshops throughout February as part of the European Youth in Action project! Each session is designed to give you the tools to understand complex systems and fight for a just future.
Online, 19 February, 18:00-19:30 CET
Calls for Submissions
Cambridge Journal of Climate Research
Have climate research you want to share? The Cambridge Journal of Climate Research is inviting articles from researchers working across climate-related fields.
Submit your abstract before 27 February
Have Your Say
Share Your Wisdom
A UK-based organisation supporting young people in the climate space. Climate Youth Resilience are contributing to a wider alliance exploring the inner and emotional dimensions of climate action. They are inviting reflections from young people in the climate movement to inform their work.
Share your thoughts ASAP
Help Shape the Future of Force of Nature
This month’s Force of Nature community call will be a space for your honest reflections on what feels most important to you, while exploring how the organisation can better support you and the wider community.
Join the call on 26th February 2026, 6-7pm GMT
