This International Youth Day, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, young people across the world are demanding a fairer, more inclusive world for women and girls. From eradicating poverty and promoting decent work, to ending discrimination and violence against women, this new generation of changemakers is showing the world how to take action for gender equality. They are Generation Equality - watch to find out how you can join the movement too.

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Yamile Salgado is a young woman from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Yamile brings her work as an artist to her activism to help people approach and understand the issue of climate change in new ways.

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On the final official day of COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, it is still unclear if this year's United Nations climate summit will lead to an agreement before the end of the official conference or if talks will extend into the weekend. The COP29 presidency has released a draft text that calls for a $1.3 trillion in annual climate financing by 2035, but it only obligates rich countries to provide $250 billion of that total. Climate justice activists and members of civil society who held a protest at COP29 on Friday say that amount falls far short of what's needed, demanding "trillions, not billions." _Democracy Now!_ was there.

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Avaaz executive director Ricken Patel discusses the strengths and weaknesses of online activism, and points out why organizations like his can't replace more traditional, issue-centered organizations like Greenpeace.

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You know something’s wrong when a child speaks up. That’s how Autumn Peltier, a 16-year-old from Wiikwemkoong First Nation in Ontario, framed her fight for clean drinking water in Canada’s Indigenous communities. The teen, who’s originally from Manitoulin Island but currently living in Ottawa, told CBC Kids News she’d rather spend her free time doing normal kid stuff. Instead, she’s making speeches on the international stage about the fact that some Canadians don’t have access to clean water.

“Water is a basic human right. Everyone deserves access to clean drinking water, no matter what our race or colour is or how rich or poor we are,” Autumn said. Autumn seized the opportunity to share that message with the world when she addressed the United Nations in 2018 and again in 2019. In 2019, she was also named chief water commissioner by the Anishinabek Nation, which means she speaks on behalf of 40 First Nations in Ontario.

As of October, more than 40 Indigenous communities in Canada had boil water advisories in place, which means residents have to boil their water before it’s safe to drink. During the federal election campaign in 2015, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised to get rid of all boil water advisories in the country by March 2021. Now leaders in many of those communities are saying Trudeau’s government won’t meet that deadline.

In October, the prime minister said more than 100 boil water advisories have been lifted since that promise was made, and his government continues to work “very hard” to reach its goal. As for Autumn, she said the idea that time is running out “keeps me up when I can’t sleep at night.”

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While Public Enemy’s ‘Fight the Power’ started out as an anthem for racial affirmation, its influence soon expanded to become a symbol of resistance for other disenfranchised groups globally. Join host Dometi Pongo and artists like Vic Mensa, Fat Joe, and Big Freedia as we explore hip-hop’s unique ability to tackle thorny social and political issues, and channel people’s anger into action, influencing new generations of both artists and citizens.

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We are currently living in one of the most tumultuous periods of political change - from the rise of populism to the potential break up of long established international partnerships. Femi Oluwole is passionate about youth engagement and this has seen him challenge establishment figures on TV and radio. Femi tells us about his own journey in political activism and how to inspire others to pursue the causes about which they feel passionate.
Femi is a political activist and founder Our Future Our Choice the anti-Brexit student activism platform. After graduating in Law from Nottingham University he worked for Human Rights organisations before taking up the political mantle. His passionate advocacy for youth engagement has seen him challenge establishment figures on TV and radio and generated invitations to write for the Independent, Guardian and Metro newspapers. Femi will challenge Politicians to promote facts rather than opinions and inspire his peers to join the debate. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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Jordan Peterson responds to Australian audience member who asks: "What answers do you have to the big issues that are facing humanity such as economic crisis, a precarious job and housing market and climate change beyond banal truisms about cleaning one's room?"

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On April 16th, 2012 Stanford's Arthur and Toni Rembe Rock Center for Corporate Governance kicked off their Shareholder Activism Series with a discussion titled "Activist Investing: Background, Impact and the Players."

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Artist, activist, and educator Kate DeCiccio believes that art can be a powerful tool for self-reflection, for resistance, and for building community. One of her poster creations was highly visible at the Women’s March on Washington, to which she also brought a large artwork in her continuing series addressing the effects of police brutality. Learn more about DeCiccio in our video profile.

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Luca discusses how social media plays a role in what we see and what we don't as an audience. He takes us through different events highlighting the consequent media coverage and online trends.
Having moved to numerous different countries and interacted with a lot of people, Luca Samuel Ntsoumou has always found an interest in social dynamics as well as social trends. Originating from Bonn, Germany, Pointe Noire, and the Republic of the Congo, he attempts to dissect the issue of performative activism by highlighting its faults. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

In this TEDx Talk, Amiri Tulloch explores how black activism has thrived on the social media platform Twitter. Examining the topic from a local to international lens, Tulloch details three factors of black activism’s success on Twitter: its protest power, educational opportunities, and global influence.

Amiri Tulloch is a junior at Phillips Academy in Andover, MA.

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Over the past few months, activists have targeted priceless works of art to call attention to the climate crisis. These viral moments are grabbing attention, but is the message getting through? We look at how these protests could be both helping and hurting in the fight against climate change.

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Levels of shareholder activism activity are at an all-time high. Avinash Mehrotra, global head of Activism and Shareholder Advisory and Takeover Defense practices in the Investment Banking Division, explains what’s driving an influx of non-dedicated or “occasional” activist campaigns and the implications for corporates.

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ABC News' Chris Connelly reports on the long history of athletes using sports to inspire social change.