Climate Literacy
Understanding climate change and how it connects to the places, livelihoods and everyday experiences of our communities.

The Climate We Share is a youth-led initiative exploring climate change through the experiences, realities, and perspectives of communities across the Global South.
The Climate We Share creates accessible spaces for young people to learn, discuss, and engage with climate issues affecting our communities. The initiative focuses particularly on climate literacy, climate justice, and the experiences of the Global South, connecting environmental issues with education, equity, culture, and lived realities.
Rather than treating climate change as a distant or purely scientific issue, The Climate We Share asks how climate change is experienced differently across communities — and how young people can become informed participants in shaping solutions.
Climate change connects environmental issues with education, equity, culture and lived realities. Perspectives from the Global South are central to this conversation.
Understanding climate change and how it connects to the places, livelihoods and everyday experiences of our communities.
Exploring equity: who is affected, whose voices are heard and how different communities can participate in shaping solutions.
Centering the experiences, realities and knowledge of communities across the Global South in climate conversations.
Making space for young people to learn, exchange perspectives and become informed participants in climate dialogue.
Connecting environmental learning with education, culture and lived realities in accessible ways.
Connecting understanding and dialogue with thoughtful participation in solutions that reflect community realities.