List of Contributors

Introduction

Part I - Activism: Emotions and Identity

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1. Internal Activism in The Face of Climate Loss: Grief, Mourning and Resilience

Jennifer Wren Atkinson, Kyleen Romero and Rileigh Thompson

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2. Ecological Grief Among Young Environmental Activists

Panu Pihkala, Juni Sinkkonen and Sofia Laine

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3. Political Satire, Carnivale and Australia’s School Strike for Climate

Judith Bessant, Michelle Catanzaro and Rob Watts

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4. Activist Identity in Motion

Kazuto Nakano and Kei Nishiyama

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5. Intersectional Approaches to Young People’s Climate and Environmental Action

Dena Arya and Lydia Ayame Hiraide

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6. Ambivalent Adultism: Theorizing Hostile and Benevolent Adultism as Barriers to Intergenerational Climate Justice

Carlie D. Trott

Part II - Activism: Creative Methods

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7. Young People’s Climate Imaginaries and Board Games: Hacking Participation

Chloe Germaine, Charlotte Gislam, Lucy Roberts, Paul Wake and Jack Warren

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8. Arts-Based and Creative Activism for Youth-Led Change

Ana Isabel Nunes and Kevin Love

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9. Fostering Youth Sociopolitical Action for Environmental Justice: The Youth for Justice Project

Jesica Siham Fernandez, Jacqueline Ramirez and Maria De La Lima

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10. Activating Youth Agency for Climate Justice: A Scoping Review of Strategies and Outcomes

Melody Smith, Esther, S. Yao, Yijun, Zhang, Shanthi, Ameratunga, Shannon and Mihaere, Terryann

C. Clark

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11. Posthuman Care, Learning and Activism Through the Minor Gestures Of Youth Climate Storytelling

Susan Driver

Part III - Activism: Pedagogy

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12. Youth Engaged in Collective Action: Restoring Public Hope in the Face of the Climate Emergency

Erin Gallay and Constance Flanagan

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13. Activism Through Peer Education: Learning from Kids Fight Climate Change

Samantha Cocco-Klein and Ajani Stella

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14. Children Creating Stories for Climate Justice Education

Bob Walley, Candice Satchwell and Jacqueline Dodding

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15. Pedagogy of Climate Change: The Importance of Higher Education in Transforming Awareness into Action

Olga Khrushcheva and Jack Rose

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16. (Re)Situating Young People as Climate Educators: A Creative Intervention Mode

Michelle Catanzaro, Dinusha Soo, Zoe Sadokierski, Caelli Jo Brooker, Grace Vegesana, Brianna Barwise and Philippa Collin

Part IV - Activism: A Global Perspective

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17. ‘Dear Global Leaders, We...’: A Standpoint and Capabilities Approach to Colombian Children and Youth’s Environmental Activism in the Political Sphere

Pedro Hernando Maldonado-Castaneda and Francisco Javier Vera-Manzanares

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18. Young Environmental Activism and Intergenerational Structures in Social Movements

Ingrid Valladares

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19. Young People and Socio-Environmental Activism in Argentina: Local Voices with Local and Global Demands

M. Victoria Seca

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20. Greening Cambodia: Alternative Journeys for Youth Participation in Climate Action.

UT Chantarapeach (Peach), Katie J Parsons and Lisa Jones

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21. Investigating Youth Engagement in Climate Change Activism

Gulden Demir

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22. Voices Of Change: A Conversation with East African Climate Activists Rose and Japheth

Sheila Ronoh

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23. Climate Justice and Transnational Environmental Care: Learning from Migrant-Background Young People

Catherine Walker, Akosua Brobbey, Jot Chu, Rei Chu, Zac Chu and Siobhan Stanton

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24. Prefigurative Practice: Acting in the Present, Foreboding the Future

Nita Alexander, Theresa Petray and Ailie Mcdowall

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25. Intersectional Futures: The Case for Youth and First Nations Voices in Water Politics, Management and Discourse

Hannah R. Feldman and Melissa Kennedy

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26. Family, Friends, And Climate Change: What Drives Young New Zealanders into Activism

Carisa R. Showden and Karen Nairn

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27. Climate Education, Youth Activism, And Wellbeing: A Perspective from Aotearoa

Rhiannon Mackie and Jenny Ritchie

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28. Climate Futures and Just Transformations: Re-Imagining Politics Within Youth Climate Activism

Dora Rebelo, Ana Dias Garcia, Tania R. Santos, Leonor Pera, Joao Silveira, Teresa Amorim, Carla Malafaia, Anabela Carvalho and Maria Fernandes-Jesus

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29. Moving Beyond Marches and Placards: Examining Embodied Activism in South Asian Communities.

Nobila Bano

Part V - Activism: Institutional Perspectives

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30. Rebels Without a Vote: Youth Climate Activism, Deliberative Democracy, and Institutionalized Politics

Janette Huttunen

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31. Youth Activism amidst Climate Risks in Italy. Unveiling Young People’s Responses to Extreme Weather Events

Gabriella Sesti Osseo and Ferdinando Pezzopane

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32. Clashing Timescapes: Youth Environmental Mobilization, Institutional Inertia, And The (Im)Possibility of Radical Transformations

Jonathan Josefsson and Frida Buhre

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33. (Un)Imagined Pathways to the Good Work of Net Zero Futures

Rebecca Collins, Amy Bancroft, Laura Tuckey and Tamara Hunt

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34. The Environmental Action of Children/Youth and Its Impact on Human Rights Law

Aoife Daly, Katie Reid, ?niva Clarke and Bach Lam

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35. Schooling Conditions for Young People’s Climate Justice Activisms

Eve Mayes, Sophie Chiew, Dani Villafana, Natasha Abhayawickrama and Netta Maiava

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36. PLAY Model: Youth Engagement in Urban Decision Making for Sustainable City Planning

Mohammad Mehedi Hasan, Kate Prendergast and Bronwyn Hayward

Part VI - Activism: Specific Movements Focus

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37. Protecting Ourselves through Time. Reflections On Why the Strikes Are Not Enough in Our Story, Anymore

Leeds Youth4Climate (Formally Leeds Youthstrike Or Fridaysforfuture), Supported by Viktoria Spaiser

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38. Waves Of Climate Activism: Beyond Adultism

Clare Saunders, Tristian Herbert and Holly Astle

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39. Digital And Analog Young People’s Environmental Activism the Hybrid Action Repertoire of Fridays for Future

Giuliana Sorce

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40. Youth Activism and Direct Action: Young People’s Direct Action within Climate and Environmental Activism

Sarah Pickard

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41. Repertoires: Climate Youth and Tactical Dissent

Bright Nkrumah

Index