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CEED Concordia Presents a Multicultural Panel on Youth Involvement and Sustainability

August 13, 2021

Event Details

For International Youth Day, CEED Concordia presents a multicultural panel, Sustainability and Innovation: How can youth participate in the protection of the Climate, Agriculture and Beyond?

This event is free and open to people of all ages.

The panel will be accessible through Zoom and streamed through Facebook live on CEED Concordia’s page. However, we recommend that you register through Zoom to have full access to the Q&A and networking portions of this event!

Saturday, August 14th at 9:30 AM EST / 4:30 PM EAT

Click the link to register! https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwkduioqzMiEtSM8gluZCX5qMnqW5Y_p94F 

Why International Youth Day?

Youth Day was implemented by the United Nations to celebrate youth involvement in current affairs. To champion youth worldwide to fulfil their maximum potential. To acknowledge that youths are key players in tackling global issues and sustainable goals.

As CEED Concordia is a youth-driven not-for-profit, with many of its development projects benefiting young people in Uganda, we have organized a panel discussion on the role of young people in the protection of climate and sustainable food systems. An expert on the fight for climate change on the African continent, and a Concordia Environmental student activist will be leading the discussion.

If you’ve ever been curious about the challenges young people face when protecting the climate and agriculture in Africa, or right here in Montreal, this panel is for you.

Meet our panellists:

Dr Richard Munang- UN Africa Regional Climate Change Coordinator

Dr Munang is the Africa Regional Climate Change Coordinator at the UN Environment Programme (UNEP). He is responsible for guiding the actualization of UNEP’s climate-resilient development strategy for Africa in a manner that ensures human wellbeing. He is leading a continental-wide strategic and innovative approach to climate action implementation while ensuring agro-industrialization is achieved and wealth opportunities are created for both youth and women.

Payton Mitchell- Concordia Student Environmental Activist

Payton Mitchell is a young person with a passion for justice and community development who has worked and volunteered for organizations like United Way, Canadian Labour Institute (CLI), and Future Majority to advance social responsibility in areas such as climate justice. In 2019, she co-founded and launched Climate Strike Canada, and acted as a core National Coordinator for the September 27th Climate March in Montreal. Lastly, Mitchell has been featured in the book United We Are Unstoppable, which shines a spotlight on 60 youths involved in environmental activism around the world.

Moderator: Esra Edres

Edres is an experienced Program Manager with a demonstrated history of working in the humanitarian aid and development sector with the United Nations. As the Programme Policy Officer at World Food Programme, she has led the implementation of the Productive Safety Nets projects to support vulnerable communities in the Darfur region.

 

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CEED is excited to announce our Media and Advocacy CEED is excited to announce our Media and Advocacy team! 🎉

This team will work together on multiple projects over the internship, one being to create a short documentary created in Gulu, Uganda 🇺🇬 

The team is passionate about using media to effectively tell stories. This will be done through the medium of film, photography and journalism by using a collective voice to spread a message on social change 🎬

Meet the team!

Slide 2: Marsella Ariso, Marsella is a recent Graduate of Journalism and Communication Studies from Uganda Martyrs University with a specialty in Strategic Communication and Data Journalism. Marsella continues to support young girls to stay in school through her Rising Woman Menstrual Hygiene Campaigns ♀️

Slide 3: Emmanuel Bongomin, Emmanuel is passionate about infographics, and community involvement. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Industrial and Fine Arts with a concentration in Communication Design from Makerere University. Emmanuel is passionate about media, advocacy, infographics, and documentation photography🎥

Slide 4: Issac Aine, throughout their academic career, Isaac has demonstrated a strong work ethic, a passion for Social Justice and Equality, and a commitment to excellence. Isaac has been actively involved in leadership roles at Fresh Hub Uganda. He enjoys playing football, reading, and watching informative movies in his free time⚽️ 

Slide 5: Myraline Catule is a second-year journalism student at Concordia with a minor in Diversity and the Contemporary World. She hopes to work as a visual journalist and to travel the world to learn about other places. This winter, she spent a semester abroad in Paris, which was a life-changing experience that taught me so much about myself ✈

Slide 6: Esther Kakhioza is a Bachelor in commerce student in my final year at Makerere University. She enjoys talking to people as a way of learning people’s different views about life. She would love to create a significant change for youth like herself🌎 

Slide 7: Ocan Brian Tusingwire is a mass communication professional with a passion for storytelling, journalism, content creation, social media management, and production 📖
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