C3-Radio: Pic Climate Justice. Eine audiovisuelle Online Ausstellung

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- präsentiert von Jugendlichen aus Ecuador, Kolumbien, Irland und ÖsterreichDas Projekt "Pic Climate Justice" der Jugendumweltplattform JUMP regt junge Menschen im globalen Süden und Norden zur Diskussion und Partizipation am global relevanten Thema "Klimagerechtigkeit" an. Im Rahmen des Projekts gestalteten 14 junge Menschen zwischen 16 und 30 Jahren aus Ecuador, Kolumbien, Irland und Österreich eine digitale Fotoausstellung, in der sie ihre persönlichen Erfahrungen und Perspektiven zum Thema "Klimagerechtigkeit" illustrieren. Am 1.10.2022 führten sie das Publikum online durch ihre künstlerischen audiovisuellen Exponate. C3 Radio war live dabei und hat mit ihnen gesprochen.Wenn Ihnen das C3-Radio gefällt, freuen wir uns über Ihr Podcast-Abo und eine positive Bewertung. Sie wollen mehr über das C3 - Centrum für Internationale Entwicklung wissen und nichts mehr verpassen? Dann abonnieren Sie gerne den C3-Newsletter. Für Anregungen & Kritik erreichen Sie uns unter: [email protected] C3-Radio Website

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