Find a Global Climate Strike near you, Friday 5/24.
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May 22, 2019
 
No Planet B
 
Join student activists worldwide for the Global Climate Strike, 5/24
 
 

Last week the 23rd Annual Webby Awards was honored to honor 16-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg with the Webby for Social Movement of the Year. Using #FridaysForFuture, Greta has publicized her weekly strikes from school to demand action on the climate crisis -- and students all over the world are following her lead.

This Friday (May 24) marks the Global Climate Strike: a youth-led movement in 110 countries and counting. We can’t think of a better reason to walk out of our classrooms and workplaces than to stand with children who are begging for their right to have a future on this planet.

Want to get involved? Find a march near you, donate to student organizers, and get inspired by some of this year’s Webby Winners doing amazing work to fight for the climate, below.

We Stand With #FridaysForFuture

Watch our full moment honoring Greta Thunberg. Presented by David Wallace-Wells (author, The Uninhabitable Earth), the moment featured a video about Greta’s work; and was followed by remarks from NYC-based student climate justice activists Alexandria Villaseñor and Spencer Berg.

WATCH NOW
Nat Geo: Planet or Plastic

Here’s a statistic that should scare you: Each year 9 million tons of plastic ends up in our oceans. Webby Winner National Geographic’s Planet or Plastic pledges to prevent that number from reaching 1 billion by 2020, and it educates readers on how they can make a change.

Choose the Planet
OceanX

Ever wonder what’s at the bottom of the floor? Us too. Dive (literally) into OceanX’s Webby-winning project on their 2,000 meter excursion to Antarctica to uncover what life is teeming down under.

Take a Deep Dive
Minecraft Coral Crafters

Video games are perfect vessels for social good. Just ask 215 McCann, whose Webby-winning project Minecraft Coral Crafters called on Minecraft creators to turn community-built, in-game designs into bio-rock sculptures for a Mexican community. So cool!

Choose the Planet


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