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About me
My climate activism
My climate activism
My climate activism
Pervez Ali, a passionate 21-year-old climate activist from Northern Pakistan, is a true force of positive change. As a refugee who experienced the harsh realities of climate change in 2010, he has dedicated himself to empowering climate victims and indigenous communities. Pervez co-founded Fridaysforfuture Pakistan, where he serves as the
Pervez Ali, a passionate 21-year-old climate activist from Northern Pakistan, is a true force of positive change. As a refugee who experienced the harsh realities of climate change in 2010, he has dedicated himself to empowering climate victims and indigenous communities. Pervez co-founded Fridaysforfuture Pakistan, where he serves as the country coordinator, igniting fellow youth's passion for environmental sustainability and driving impactful climate action at the grassroots level. Internationally, he is an esteemed member of YOUNGO under the UNFCCC, representing Pakistan with eloquence and conviction. Pervez has been a distinguished delegate at prestigious conferences like COP27 in Egypt, advocating for global climate discussions, and COP15 in Canada, promoting biodiversity conservation. He has also passionately advocated for sustainable water management at a conference in New York. Through relentless efforts, Pervez continues to inspire others to join the fight against climate change and spread his message of hope and resilience worldwide.
Theory of change
My climate activism
My climate activism
As a climate activist, I truly believe that young people have a pivotal role in finding solutions to the pressing global challenge of climate change. We're not just standing on the sidelines; we're taking center stage in this fight for our planet's future.
Our generation has grown up witnessing the devastating impacts of climate change, an
As a climate activist, I truly believe that young people have a pivotal role in finding solutions to the pressing global challenge of climate change. We're not just standing on the sidelines; we're taking center stage in this fight for our planet's future.
Our generation has grown up witnessing the devastating impacts of climate change, and it's motivated us to act. We're passionate, and we're not afraid to demand action from those in power. We know that the decisions made today will affect our lives and the lives of generations to come.
One thing that makes us so effective is our ability to think outside the box. We approach the issue with fresh perspectives, unburdened by the inertia that can sometimes hold back older generations. Our innovative ideas can breathe new life into the climate movement and lead to game-changing solutions.
Social media and technology are our allies in this fight. We use these platforms to spread awareness, mobilize communities, and connect with like-minded activists worldwide. It's incredible how we can build a global movement right from our own homes, and it gives us hope for a united front against climate change.
Education is crucial, and we make sure to educate ourselves and others about the science and impacts of climate change. When we understand the facts, we can debunk misinformation and counter climate denial effectively.
I've witnessed firsthand the power of youth-led advocacy and activism. We participate in climate strikes, demonstrations, and awareness campaigns, demanding urgent climate action from governments and corporations. Our passion and determination are infectious, inspiring people of all ages to join our cause.
My mission
My climate activism
My mission
In the next 1-2 years, I plan to launch a project focused on empowering and mobilizing indigenous communities in the face of climate change. The goal of this project is to strengthen the resilience of these communities and amplify their voices in the global climate movement.
The project will involve three key components: community educatio
In the next 1-2 years, I plan to launch a project focused on empowering and mobilizing indigenous communities in the face of climate change. The goal of this project is to strengthen the resilience of these communities and amplify their voices in the global climate movement.
The project will involve three key components: community education, capacity-building, and advocacy. Firstly, I aim to develop educational materials and conduct workshops in collaboration with local organizations to raise awareness about climate change and its impacts specific to indigenous communities. This will include highlighting traditional knowledge and practices that contribute to climate resilience.
Secondly, I plan to provide capacity-building training to community members, empowering them with the skills and tools necessary to adapt to changing climatic conditions. This may include training on sustainable agriculture techniques, water conservation practices, and renewable energy solutions tailored to their specific needs.
Lastly, the project will focus on advocacy at regional and international levels. I intend to collaborate with other indigenous rights organizations and climate activists to amplify the voices of indigenous communities on global platforms. This may involve participating in international conferences, lobbying policymakers, and leveraging social media campaigns to raise awareness and advocate for policies that prioritize indigenous rights and climate justice.
In terms of regional or global collaboration, I envision partnering with indigenous rights organizations across different countries to exchange knowledge, share best practices, and collectively advocate for the rights of indigenous communities in the face of climate change. Collaborating with international youth-led movements like Fridays for Future and global networks such as YOUNGO will also enable broader mobilization and collective action.
Through this project, my aim is to foster a sense of empowerment and self-determination within indigenous communities, while also creating a strong network of advocates for climate justice. By centering the voices of those most affected by climate change, we can work towards a more inclusive and equitable future for all.
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