YMCA's Youth-Led Solutions Summit: Climate Action LIVE presents the final unique special interactive broadcasts as YMCA and its partners bring together young leaders around the world with critical resources to address the climate crisis.

The Youth-Led Solutions Summit flagship panel on climate action brought together bright young minds from Norway, the Marshall Islands, South Africa, Thailand and Brazil. All are at different stages of their leadership journey but have taken the first steps towards creating a more just and equitable world for all.

The remarks from the United Nations Secretary General's Envoy on Youth, Jayathma Wickramanayake, formed part of the Youth-Led Solution Summit: Climate Action on Friday 23 October 2020.

Chuck Collins, President Emeritus of the YMCA of San Francisco, alongside a global planning committee of young leaders from every continent - as well as many other leaders - worked behind the scenes to make the Youth-Led Solutions initiative possible, sourcing partners, drafting the agenda and much more.

Carlos Madjri Sanvee, Secretary General of the World YMCA opened the launch of the Youth-Led Solution Summit Launch on Monday 19 October 2020.

Marco Lambertini, WWF's Director General, leads a global network with five million supporters, 35 million followers on social media, and activities in over 100 countries,

This motion graphic video explains in 90 seconds what the Youth-Led Solutions initiative is all about!

Gloria Shimuli interviews Ylli Alija, from Kosovo and Melody Quintanilla, from the Philippines, both have been taking part in the process.

World YMCA's President, Patricia Pelton, opened the second part of the LIVE Summit that brought an end to two action-packed weeks of young leaders working together as part of Solution Teams to address the climate emergency.

Presenting ‘The Optimist’s Guide To The Climate Crisis: How To Do More Than Hope’ Dahni-El conveys what you need to know, what makes a difference, and what you can do.

The indigenous communities of this world have an insight like no-other into this relationship between people and planet. Recognising this connection, a group of indigenous young leaders from around the world came together to provide context at the start of the Youth-Led Solutions Summit.

Oliviah Tawarar spent eight months working with WWF Africa, organised a youth conference which gave birth to the Africa Youth for Nature Network, where she is now the Head of Communications.

With COP26 taking place in Glasgow next year, Brónach Reilly understands the importance of Scotland's role as host.

This Q&A formed part of the Youth-Led Solution Summit: Climate Action on Friday 23 October 2020.

YMCA's Youth-Led Solutions Summit: Climate Action LIVE presents two unique special interactive broadcasts as YMCA and its partners bring together young leaders around the world with critical resources to address the climate crisis

To the Marshall Islands and Kosrae, the climate emergency poses severe threats to its security, human rights and everyday way of life as the sea level rises.

For centuries, nature was protected by a set of people who have a deep connection to the planet - but so often their voices have gone unheard or been ignored.

Anna Luisa Beserra is a young scientist and social entrepreneur who developed Aqualuz, the technology to treat rainwater from harvesting systems - using sunlight.