Young Climate Changemakers: Documenting Their Journey in Indore, India

In Indore, India, young participants of the ACT Indore: Adolescents for Climate Transformation project reflect on their experiences of taking climate action across the city’s neighbourhoods.

As part of a group of 50 adolescent Fellows, they developed skills in public speaking, persuasion and community engagement while working to raise awareness and encourage local action.

Produced through the Participatory Video and Most Significant Change (PVMSC) process, the video documents their journey, captures their experiences and helps share the changes they contributed to with a wider audience.

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