Collaborated Projects
Young Changemaker's Dialogue
The Youth Changemaker's Dialogue, in collaboration with American Centre New Delhi by the US Embassy, is a purpose-driven forum designed to facilitate engaging exchanges among young individuals from diverse backgrounds and generations. This dialogue offers a unique space for participants to come together and explore the multifaceted intersections of peace. Through open and substantive conversations, attendees are encouraged to delve deep into the complexities of peacebuilding, fostering a greater understanding of the challenges and opportunities in promoting societal harmony.
Central to the Youth Changemaker's Dialogue is the emphasis on attentive listening and open dialogue. Participants are encouraged to actively listen to each other's perspectives, fostering empathy, understanding, and mutual respect. By creating an environment where all voices are valued and heard, this dialogue promotes meaningful exchanges and facilitates the sharing of diverse viewpoints.
Moreover, the dialogue, in collaboration with Tears of the Earth Organization and the American Centre New Delhi, serves as a platform for fostering collaborative efforts among participants. Through shared discussions and brainstorming sessions, attendees have the opportunity to identify common goals and explore potential avenues for collective action. This collaborative approach not only strengthens individual connections but also fosters a sense of community and solidarity among participants, ultimately contributing to the pursuit of a more peaceful and inclusive world.
Sustainable Bhava
Sustainable Bhava, supported by Tears of The Earth, is a youth-led collaborative project initiated by Ecoistic Pathshala. Its primary objective is to educate and raise awareness among children about the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The project targets children aged 7-16, aiming to foster a culture of sustainability and social responsibility through engaging storytelling sessions. By focusing explicitly on educating and involving children, Sustainable Bhava strives to instill a deep understanding of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
The vision of Sustainable Bhava is to create a world where every young person comprehends the significance of sustainability and actively contributes to shaping a better future for all. Its mission is to educate children on the importance of sustainability and the SDGs, inspiring them to take meaningful action toward building a more sustainable and equitable world.
Earth Day Festival 2022
Partners of Earth Day Festival 2022
EARTHDAY.ORG, The Dais, Tears of the Earth + FFA, #LearningPlanet Alliance & Partners
Recognising the need for stronger partnerships, Earth Day Network India, The Dais, Tears of the Earth +FFA and #LearningPlanet Alliance have continued their collaboration from the International Day of Education in January 2022, at the #LearningPlanet Festival and are celebrating Earth Day 2022 together with many partner organisations from around the world.
The festival covers a wide array of topics, including commemorating UN Days, expert panel sessions, discussions with policy experts, insights into plastics and behavior, engaging youth in conversations about plastics, SDG Lab initiatives focusing on campus clean-ups and reducing plastics, addressing the mental health impacts of plastics through Humanising Lives, and exploring climate simulation workshops and advances in material science to replace plastics.
With its comprehensive approach and diverse range of activities, the Earth Day Festival 2022 serves as a beacon of hope and a catalyst for positive change in combating plastic pollution and promoting environmental sustainability.
Young Leaders for Climate Action
Hosted by The Dais, Tears of the Earth, Lawngitude, and Earth Day Network, India, and supported by Indie Stori and Green Saviours, the Young Leaders for Climate Action Fellowship is a comprehensive program on Learning and Action. The initiative, led by The Dais in collaboration with several partners, is set to commence in January and will conclude in August, coinciding with International Youth Day 2022. It is open to youth aged 16 to 25 from South Asia.
The fellowship program comprises three distinct phases. In the first phase, participants will receive an overview of climate change and explore ways in which youth can actively contribute to addressing environmental challenges. Subsequently, in the second phase, participants will have the opportunity to delve deeper into a specific track of interest chosen by them, such as Advocacy, Campaigning, Research Collaborations, Grassroots Mobilization, Education, Literacy, Sensitisation, Innovation, Thought Leadership, Governance, and International Cooperation. Finally, in the third phase, participants will collaborate with organizations working on relevant tracks identified during Phase 2. Through hands-on experience and mentorship, participants will lead initiatives aimed at addressing climate-related issues within their communities.
The Young Leaders for Climate Action Fellowship seeks to empower young individuals to become agents of change in the fight against climate change. By providing knowledge, skills, and practical experience, the program aims to inspire and mobilize youth to take meaningful action towards a more sustainable and resilient future.
