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Hi,
Over 70 groups of children and young people ran campaigns wit the
British Library Campaign! Make an Impact Programme, often changing
things in schools and their local communities. I can provide full
details if anyone wants them. Or those of you out in GEMland who
participated could post your projects.
http://www.bl.uk/campaign
Best Wishes
Ali Bodley
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>Further to Becki’s email below there is also Grace’s signs
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>https://themighty.com/2016/03/grace-warnock-makes-bathroom-sign-for-people-with-invisible-conditions/
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>Caroline Currie
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>Hi,
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>You've also got current campaigners for positive change here:
>
>Zacky Kerr who is campaigning to increase the number of Changing
Places toilets at service stations across the U.K. His blog site is
here
>http://www.changing-places.org/get_involved/read_about_local_campaigns/blogs_by_campaigners/zack_kerr%E2%80%99s_blog-_campaigning_for_changing_places_.aspx
>
>His campaigning has taken him to Downing Street and has gathered
national attention.
>
>Dan White and his daughter Emily who are campaigning for the positive
representation of disabled children in comic books via their own work
called Department of Ability.
>https://www.musedcn.org.uk/?s=Department+of+Ability I'm a friend of
Dans and Emilys so happy to connect you.
>
>With Best Wishes
>
>Becki
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>On Thu, Feb 8, 2018 at 11:18 AM, Andrea Cunningham <[log in to unmask]
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>This is an excellent idea. Children should run this session.
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>This is a really interesting thread and there are some great examples.
I wonder if it could lead to a session idea for the Museums Association
conference in Belfast, where our theme is dissent, something about how
museums communicate these ideas to younger people.
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>https://www.museumsassociation.org/conference/16012018-propose-a-session-for-belfast-2018
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>The Glasgow Girls, who fought to end the detention of children in
immigration cases, are a good example: http://www.scottishrefugeecouncil.org.uk/news_and_events/get_involved_in_arts_events/glasgow_girls
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>Hello
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>Stories of children and young people taking action on behalf of future
generations, aware of the catastrophic impacts of climate change and
industrial ecocide are some of the most inspiring stories for me. For
example,
>
>Felix Finkbeiner, who is on track to planting a trillion trees
>https://news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/03/felix-finkbeiner-plant-for-the-planet-one-trillion-trees/
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>Boyan Slat who invented solar-powered booms to clean up ocean plastic
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>And, children suing Governments:
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> 1. Supported by GLAN, a group of Portuguese children are taking a
major climate change case to the European Court of Human Rights. In
June 2017 these children watched their district burn as a result of the
worst forest fires in their country's history. Taking the case against
all of the major emitters which have signed up to the European
Convention on Human Rights. Crowd funding campaign, have reached £20k
but have now set a stretch target of £100,000.
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>https://www.crowdjustice.com/case/climate-change-echr/
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>2. Juliana vs US Government, set to go to trial this
month. 21 young people in Oregon, US. National Association of
Manufacturers, the American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers, and
the American Petroleum Institute intervened and joined the Government
as defendants against the children.
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>https://qzprod.files.wordpress.com/2017/12/9efd2-youthamendedcomplaintagainstus.pdf
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>3. In 2012 CYP in Uganda sued the state for failing
to comply with international climate-change agreements.
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>https://qzprod.files.wordpress.com/2017/12/cee5b-filedugandacomplaint.pdf
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>4. In 2015, Dutch CYP won Urgenda Foundation v. The
State of the Netherlands
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>https://www.cigionline.org/sites/default/files/cigi_paper_79.pdf
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>5. In 2016, a seven-year-old girl’s climate-change
suit against Pakistan has been allowed to proceed over state
objections.
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>https://tribune.com.pk/story/1133023/seven-year-old-girl-takes-federal-sindh-governments/
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>6. In March 2017, an Indian child sued authorities
for ignoring environmental regulations.
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>https://qzprod.files.wordpress.com/2017/12/d5131-2017-03-30indiaclimatecasepr.pdf
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>I hope that all helps - if it is a bit biased towards the environment.
But our work on the Future Views project consulting with young people
across the South East/East Anglia/Kent shows that this is one of the
overwhelming concerns for young people. https://futureviewstoolkit.com/
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>Best wishes
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>On 8 February 2018 at 10:34, Travis, Laura <laura.travis@museums-
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>We have recently opened our exhibition called Changing Lives: 200
Years of People and Protest in Sheffield. We are running a half term
event that will look at how children have campaigned for and achieved
change. We know that there must be many stories of children and young
people campaigners but can’t find many apart from Malala Yousafzai and
Lucy Gavaghan who campaigned to stop Tesco selling caged eggs.
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>Please help us out and send us your inspiring examples and stories of
young people and children campaigning for change!
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>Thanks
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