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Flyer promoting the third session of the Can You Hear Us Speaker Series on a light tan background. Red and black text reads, “Thursday, April 8, 8:30-10pm EST, Understanding Biocultural Diversity & Holistic Living. How do we heal our relationship with the Earth? What does moving toward a regenerative system look like?” In the top right, “Can You Hear Us?” in red is accompanied by a hand holding up a megaphone wrapped in vines. Black and white photos are on top of abstract yellow shapes. The headshots are of a young man with facial hair and his black hair tied back, a young woman with glasses and dangling earrings holding up a sign that reads, “I support Indigenous Rights because we protect nature,” and a young woman in a crewneck and long black hair.” Black and red text reads, “Farmer Rishi, Small-scale farmer, writer, land artist, educator; Bia’ni Madsa’ Juárez López (Mixe/Ayuuk ja’ay and Zapotec/Binnizá), Cultural Survival; Kamea Chayne, Green Dreamer. RSVP via CYHU.org/SpeakerSeries.” Logos at the bottom are in a mix of green, black, red, purple, and grey. Logos are from Green Dreamer, Cultural Survival, The Center for Cultural Power, Extinction Rebellion Youth, NYU Los Angeles, CNT Production, HKNC.
April 8, 2021
Understanding Biocultural Diversity & Holistic Living
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Flyer promoting the CYHU? Speaker Series session 2 on a light tan background. Red and black text reads, “Thursday, March 25, 8:30-10pm EST, Shifting the Climate Narrative. How did the climate conversation get to where we are today and what future are we collectively building toward? Introduction by Layel Camargo from Center for Cultural Power.” In the top right, “Can You Hear Us?” in red is accompanied by a hand holding up a megaphone wrapped in vines. Black and white photos are on top of abstract yellow shapes. The headshots are of a young woman with long black hair smiling, a young man with glasses and in a zip hoodie, a young woman with wavy medium-length hair in white. Black and red text reads, “Daisee Francour (Oneida), Cultural Survival; Loren Cardeli, A Growing Culture; Aletta Brady, Our Climate Voices. RSVP via CYHU.org/SpeakerSeries.” Logos at the bottom are in a mix of green, black, red, purple, and grey. Logos are from A Growing Culture, Our Climate Voices, Cultural Survival, The Center for Cultural Power, Extinction Rebellion Youth, NYU Los Angeles, CNT Production, HKNC.
March 25, 2021
Shifting the Climate Narrative
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Flyer promoting the CYHU? Speaker Series session 1 on a light tan background. Red and black text reads, “Thursday, March 11, 8:30-10pm EST, Global and Intergenerational Advocacy and Organizing. What does resistance and community building look like across generations, borders and movements?” In the top right, “Can You Hear Us?” in red is accompanied by a hand holding up a megaphone wrapped in vines. Black and white photos are on top of abstract yellow shapes. The headshots are of a young man wearing a cap, looking screen left; a young woman with her hair pulled back, smiling at the camera; and a young woman in a checkered shirt turned toward screen right, smiling. Black and red text reads, “Orion Camera, SustainUS; Katheryn Manga, Kilusang Magbudukid ng Philipinas (KMP, Peasant Movement of the Philippines); Avexnim Cojti (Maya K'iche'), Community Media Program and Indigenous Rights Radio Program Manager, Cultural Survival. RSVP via CYHU.org/SpeakerSeries.” Logos at the bottom are in a mix of green, black, red, and purple, and grey. Logos are from SustainUS, KMP, Cultural Survival, The Center for Cultural Power, Extinction Rebellion Youth, NYU Los Angeles, CNT Production, HKNC.
March 11, 2021
Global + Intergenerational Advocacy and Organizing
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Past Events

  • September 26, 2021
    Can You Hear Us? Campaign Reflections at the Hollywood Climate Summit
    At the 2021 Hollywood Climate Summit, the producer of I Am Greta and impact producer of the Can You Hear Us? campaign discuss the way the impact campaign was able to create Take Action resources and build a coalition.
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  • September 15, 2021
    UN Screening + Conversation with European Climate Activists
    ‘I Am Greta’ screening for the UN Bonn and UNFCCC community featuring a panel of notable climate activists: Adélaïde Charlier, Anuna de Wever, Alfie Warren-Knight, Dörte Schneider, and Alissa Aubenque.
    Event Link
  • NSHSS Event Screening Poster which reads "Earth Day Screening + Discussion, April 22 - 7 PM EST." It contains an event description and link to RSVP for the event, and at the bottom, logos of all partners for the event.
    April 22, 2021
    “I Am Greta” Screening & Intergenerational Discussion
    On Earth Day, we hosted a virtual screening of “I Am Greta” followed by an intergenerational conversation between climate activists and scholars.
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  • Flyer promoting the third session of the Can You Hear Us Speaker Series on a light tan background. Red and black text reads, “Thursday, April 8, 8:30-10pm EST, Understanding Biocultural Diversity & Holistic Living. How do we heal our relationship with the Earth? What does moving toward a regenerative system look like?” In the top right, “Can You Hear Us?” in red is accompanied by a hand holding up a megaphone wrapped in vines. Black and white photos are on top of abstract yellow shapes. The headshots are of a young man with facial hair and his black hair tied back, a young woman with glasses and dangling earrings holding up a sign that reads, “I support Indigenous Rights because we protect nature,” and a young woman in a crewneck and long black hair.” Black and red text reads, “Farmer Rishi, Small-scale farmer, writer, land artist, educator; Bia’ni Madsa’ Juárez López (Mixe/Ayuuk ja’ay and Zapotec/Binnizá), Cultural Survival; Kamea Chayne, Green Dreamer. RSVP via CYHU.org/SpeakerSeries.” Logos at the bottom are in a mix of green, black, red, purple, and grey. Logos are from Green Dreamer, Cultural Survival, The Center for Cultural Power, Extinction Rebellion Youth, NYU Los Angeles, CNT Production, HKNC.
    April 8, 2021
    Understanding Biocultural Diversity & Holistic Living
    Several have said, “healing the land begins with healing the people.” What does this mean and where do we begin? How do we approach climate action through an intersectional and holistic lens?
    Event Link
  • Flyer promoting the CYHU? Speaker Series session 2 on a light tan background. Red and black text reads, “Thursday, March 25, 8:30-10pm EST, Shifting the Climate Narrative. How did the climate conversation get to where we are today and what future are we collectively building toward? Introduction by Layel Camargo from Center for Cultural Power.” In the top right, “Can You Hear Us?” in red is accompanied by a hand holding up a megaphone wrapped in vines. Black and white photos are on top of abstract yellow shapes. The headshots are of a young woman with long black hair smiling, a young man with glasses and in a zip hoodie, a young woman with wavy medium-length hair in white. Black and red text reads, “Daisee Francour (Oneida), Cultural Survival; Loren Cardeli, A Growing Culture; Aletta Brady, Our Climate Voices. RSVP via CYHU.org/SpeakerSeries.” Logos at the bottom are in a mix of green, black, red, purple, and grey. Logos are from A Growing Culture, Our Climate Voices, Cultural Survival, The Center for Cultural Power, Extinction Rebellion Youth, NYU Los Angeles, CNT Production, HKNC.
    March 25, 2021
    Shifting the Climate Narrative
    How did the climate movement get to where we are today? How have local movements played a role and how can they be in better service to global justice movements? What is the role of ethical storytelling and what happens after climate visioning?
    Event Link
  • Flyer promoting the CYHU? Speaker Series session 1 on a light tan background. Red and black text reads, “Thursday, March 11, 8:30-10pm EST, Global and Intergenerational Advocacy and Organizing. What does resistance and community building look like across generations, borders and movements?” In the top right, “Can You Hear Us?” in red is accompanied by a hand holding up a megaphone wrapped in vines. Black and white photos are on top of abstract yellow shapes. The headshots are of a young man wearing a cap, looking screen left; a young woman with her hair pulled back, smiling at the camera; and a young woman in a checkered shirt turned toward screen right, smiling. Black and red text reads, “Orion Camera, SustainUS; Katheryn Manga, Kilusang Magbudukid ng Philipinas (KMP, Peasant Movement of the Philippines); Avexnim Cojti (Maya K'iche'), Community Media Program and Indigenous Rights Radio Program Manager, Cultural Survival. RSVP via CYHU.org/SpeakerSeries.” Logos at the bottom are in a mix of green, black, red, and purple, and grey. Logos are from SustainUS, KMP, Cultural Survival, The Center for Cultural Power, Extinction Rebellion Youth, NYU Los Angeles, CNT Production, HKNC.
    March 11, 2021
    Global + Intergenerational Advocacy and Organizing
    What is the current state of national and global climate policy? What does organizing and resistance look like? What are the limitations of political advocacy and where should we focus our energy moving forward?
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