Climate- Youth Ecumenical Summit

@YES_Climate Uganda had a capacity building session on climate change crisis with more than 30 youths of @ChristTheKingUG. The Youths are very vibrant, enthusiastic, ambitious and curious of what the climate change is about. We made a collaboration and planning for more events.

Climate YES Rwanda planted 60 bamboo trees donated by RDIS and strategically planted in two locations: ✓ Murangi Farm Training Center ✓ Along the banks of Nyabujeje River The tree planting activity was aimed at controlling soil erosion and protecting the Nyabujeje stream.

At @RDISforRwanda, we don’t just plant trees, we monitor, follow up, and ensure their survival to achieve lasting impact. Grateful to the visit of the team from our partners @WorldResources #TreePlanting #LandscapeRestoration #ClimateAction #AFR100. @GreenAnglicans @YES_Climate

Our recent hybrid leadership gathering brought together leaders from 12 country hubs. Together, we are strengthening our network and building the collective capacity for a stronger climate movement. Read more on our website - climateyes.org/2025/06/26/cli…

Climate YES has been recognized with the prestigious “Power of Hope” Award! This incredible honor celebrates the impactful work of our dedicated volunteers and their commitment to climate justice. climateyes.org/2025/06/25/cli…

Safeguarding Our Oceans: A Unified Call to Action – World Oceans Day 2025 Read the article by Eric Kapira on our website. climateyes.org/2025/06/05/saf…

At Climate YES, we believe young people are at the center of fighting plastic pollution, through concrete action and advocacy for a better environment.♻️ #WorldEnvironmentDay2025

Theme: Harmony with Nature and Sustainable Development. As young Christians leaders, our interactions with our biological diversity should bring a lasting impact as stewards of God's Creation, our common home. We unite with God, with nature, with our neighbor and with ourselves.

One of the key asks; There is a gap in the knowledge of youth leaders to enhance their mandate. We therefore ask for clear and precise training for youth leaders in the network, e.g., eco-theology short courses, leadership courses, and mentorship. Visit our website for more.

Here are some critical takeaways from our members: Youth need capacity building on theology as youth faith actors in climate justice so that our efforts and mandate are clear.. Collaboration with every stakeholder and public participation is the best strategy for getting everyone

Meaningful Youth Participation: As Climate YES, we believe young people are at the center of fighting for climate justice. Last year, our young people participated in the Africa Faith Actors Network for Climate Justice Roundtable Meeting held in Nairobi, Kenya.

Key Takeaways from COP29 by Climate YES Youth 💚

Hope it contributes to your restoration efforts! @RusiziDistrict. @WorldResources @restoreforward @onetreeplanted @RDISforRwanda @REMA_Rwanda @RwandaForestry @Greenanglicans @YES_Climate

World Water Day 2025. Theme; Save Our Glaciers. #worldwaterday2025🌎🌏🌍🌊 #climateyes

Forests need an intergenerational effort. Young people are taking center stage celebrating Forests and Food 🌱🌳 🌴 #internationalforestday

This #InternationalWomensDay2025, we're celebrating the amazing women who are part of Climate YES, working together to accelerate climate justice action for all. Thank you to the incredible women, past and present, who have been part of our movement. #IWD2025 #AccelerateAction

Here's a throwback to #COP29 where Climate YES Zambia's Collins Lungu shared his message to World Leaders. Watch the full video on the Climate Yes YouTube channel. youtube.com/watch?v=Fgo6gP…

Our Climate YES Tanzania event is off to a fantastic start. Here's a look at the tree nursery in association with the Green Mind Generation project.