• Taking Responsibility for the Climate Crisis with Anuna de Wever

  • Mar 29 2022
  • Length: 18 mins
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Taking Responsibility for the Climate Crisis with Anuna de Wever

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  • Inspired by Greta Thunberg, Anuna de Wever mobilized thousands of people in her home country of Belgium to protest her government’s inaction on climate change. Then 17-years old, Anuna transformed into a leader and spearheaded the Fridays for Future movement in Belgium. In this episode, Anuna speaks to the importance of Western countries taking responsibility in the fight for our climate. She also tells us about her experience visiting indigenous communities in the Amazon and attending COP, The United Nations Climate Summit.

    If you want to connect with Anuna, you can find her on Instagram at @anuna_dewever or Twitter at @AnunaDe. You can also go to her website https://www.anunadewever.be/.

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