For youth like Jonna Banzon, a visually impaired Special Education (SPED) student from Inzo Arnaldo Village Integrated School of Division of Roxas City, Region Vl, her condition will never be continue reading : Blind but not behind: How an impaired student perseveres towards climate change action

As the call connects from Valencia, Bukidnon to the nationwide livestream, the sound of nature rings, and a representative of the oft-forgotten voices are heard–clad in traditional Bukidnon clothing and continue reading : Leave or Live: A Choice From A Young Voice

Unlike children who looked forward to bathing under the pouring rain, stomping on puddles, and enjoying the stormy weather to the fullest, a child named Divine Grlcz Dugan crippled in continue reading : A ‘Divine’ voice that turned fear into passion

A few years ago, he had no clue how human activities were causing climate change. Today, he is spreading awareness about it with his amazing talent. Jiereycho Basillio, a Grade continue reading : Jiereycho: Nature is a treasure we must value more

Chatten Bion Abrera is a boy on a mission — a mission to save the environment. As one of the four learners across the Philippines invited to speak about their continue reading : How including children in the climate conversation encourages a chance for change

At the comfort of his own home, sharing his story during the closing ceremony of the 4th National Climate Conference (NCCC) was not a problem for Rendell Aaron Lateo of continue reading : From streets to screens: How youth are bringing activism for climate justice to the digital spaces