2. The Stats don’t lie! Don’t worry, there’s hope

2024-10-07

Heads Up! When you hear the statistics, this is going to hit home. But don’t worry … there’s good people doing good things to transform #EcoAnxiety2Action. You’re in safe hands in Episode 2! This week’s sensational line up includes: Maureen Pillon is the Co-Chair of the Young Tourism Network and works as a City Economy Coordinator at the City of Melbourne. Dora Marinova is a Professor at Curtin University of Technology, and like our next guest was originally from Bulgaria. Vasil Samarjiev n...

Heads Up! When you hear the statistics, this is going to hit home. But don’t worry … there’s good people doing good things to transform #EcoAnxiety2Action. You’re in safe hands in Episode 2!

This week’s sensational line up includes:

Maureen Pillon is the Co-Chair of the Young Tourism Network and works as a City Economy Coordinator at the City of Melbourne.

Dora Marinova is a Professor at Curtin University of Technology, and like our next guest was originally from Bulgaria.

Vasil Samarjiev now calls Tarntanya / Adelaide home, he’s the Chief Youth Representation Officer at UN Youth Australia.

In a (gum)nut shell …

Issue: The Academic and Industry research on youth climate anxiety is alarming.

Opportunity: But elevating research to decision-makers is critical to moving forward.

Insights: Innovations in policy, investment and capacity building are waiting to be scaled.

The ‘Transforming Youth #EcoAnxiety2Action’ campaign is a collaboration between Regeneration Projects, UN Youth Australia and RMIT University. Join us on this journey!

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