At just 15 years-of-age, filmmaker Slater Jewell-Kemker began attending environmental summits, camera in hand and ready to make a difference.
Just 10 years later, she’s presenting on international climate panels with Greta Thunberg, and encouraging young people around the world to share their stories and campaign for action.
Slater takes us behind the scenes of the global youth movement, sharing the highs and lows climate activism, and sharing the inspiring voices and fierce determination of those who are too young to vote, but whose futures are being shaped by decisions made by those in power today.
Youth Unstoppable reinforces that it’s not too late to save our planet, but that we must all act together, and push for bold decisions from those in power, regardless of political interests.
YOUTH FORUM – HAVE YOUR SAY
Have your say at the EFFA Youth Forum discussion which follows this screening, sharing your ideas about our future and the changes you’d like to make and be part of.
The Youth Forum will be led by a panel of outstanding local Youth Activists, including 16-year-old Alice - one of the organisers of the Melbourne branch of the School Strike for Climate global movement. More information about the youth panellists can be found on the EFFA website: www.effa.org.au
This session is open to students of secondary school age, and will be delivered by and for young people.
Tickets are $14 (secondary students).
This session was made possible with the support of City of Darebin.
Sunday 27th October
91 min
CTC
Film Festival
