Dear young green thinkers and movers!
We are happy to inform you that youthinkgreen - jugend denkt um.welt calls for an "Open Competition". With this competition we would like to invite young people dedicated to environmental protection and sustainable ways of living from all over the world to the 1. World Youth Sustainability Summit in Berlin (10. – 20.05.2013).
The Summit will revolve around the evocative theme of “Youth and Sustainability in Everyday Life - Challenge, Reflect on and Develop New Global Ways of Living”seen as a great, worldwide challenge and collective task. More than 150 young people from industrialised, emerging and developing countries will come to Berlin to participate in the conference, along with top-class speakers from the scientific, cultural, economic, political and media world to analyse, question and develop the topic through speeches, discussions as well as various workshops. The objective is to draft a common, activity-oriented position paper in which the young people from the whole world will develop collective suggestions, impulses and demands for a more responsible future by which they will stand.
Sounds interesting? It surely is! Find the attached invitation with all important details for the "Open Competition" and apply till February, the 28th 2013.
Join the call on Facebook: https://www.
We would look forward to your submission!
Warm regards from cold Berlin
youthinkgreen - office
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What is youthinkgreen? youthinkgreen – jugend denkt um.welt is an international educational youth initiative and trains about 220 teenagers from 10 industrialised, emerging and developing countries to become climate ambassadors. The initiative works with the local youth to develop concepts tackling environmental/sustainable problems in their local area. These concepts then result in the creation of local sustainability projects, which ultimately aim at mobilising a growing sustainability movement.
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