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ins - Noga levy-rapoport (@ nogalevyrapoport) 作为气候活动家的旅程始于她在Lond参加的第一次抗议活动

案例简介：Noga levy-rapoport (@ nogalevyrapoport) 作为气候活动家的旅程始于2019年2月15日在伦敦举行的第一次抗议活动，即青年罢工4气候。到一天结束时，当时17岁的他手里拿着一个廉价的扩音器，带领5,000人穿过伦敦的街道，不可逆转地改变了英国的气候对话。“很长一段时间，我感到与环境问题非常疏远。从很小的时候起，我们就被教导它的影响，但它总是以一种暗示迫在眉睫的生态灾难是不可避免的方式来框框。想象一下我未来的空虚。这个想法，有一天世界将陷入混乱，我们无能为力，在我的脑海中停留了很长一段时间。直到我听到气候袭击的浪潮，我才能看到成千上万的年轻人像我一样担心，最后走到一起，我开始考虑也许我们可以做些什么来推动环境行动和正义。“。今天，诺加是英国学生气候网络的核心组织者，该组织在全国各地组织学校罢工，倡导国际绿色复苏计划。考虑到COVID-19的复杂性，该小组变得富有创造力。每周，她都会与数百名其他气候活动家一起在线参加每周一次的虚拟罢工。“气候运动是关于动员和激励尽可能多的人为正义而战，这是通过对我们如何到达现在的位置以及我们如何站起来反击的政治教育来实现的。这是关于改变那些冷漠的人成为那些采取行动的人。这是关于创建运动并继续在此基础上进行的。我听过的最好的建议之一是，作为一个年轻人，您必须抛弃需要获得许可才能改变世界的感觉。抓住你能找到的任何机会来解决不公正问题 -- 需要多长时间并不重要。“# ThisWeekOnInstagramPhoto by @ nogalevyrapoport

ins - Noga levy-rapoport (@ nogalevyrapoport) 作为气候活动家的旅程始于她在Lond参加的第一次抗议活动

案例简介：Noga Levy-Rapoport’s (@nogalevyrapoport) journey as a climate activist started when she attended her first protest in London, Youth Strike 4 Climate, on February 15, 2019. By the end of the day, with a cheap borrowed megaphone in hand, the then-17-year-old led 5,000 people through the streets of London and had irreversibly changed the climate conversation in the UK.“For a long time, I felt very distanced from environmental issues. From a young age, we were taught about its impacts, but it was always framed in a way that signaled that the looming ecological catastrophe was inevitable. Imagine this void in my future. This idea, that one day the world would fall into chaos and we could do nothing, stayed in the back of my mind for a very long time.It was only when I heard of the waves of climate strikes, when I could see thousands of young people as worried as myself, finally coming together that I began to consider that maybe there was something we could do to push for environmental action and justice.”Today, Noga is a core organizer with the UK Student Climate Network, a group that organizes school strikes around the country and advocates for an international green recovery plan. And given the complications of COVID-19, the group has gotten creative. Every week, she joins a weekly virtual strike with hundreds of other climate activists online.“The climate movement is about mobilizing and galvanizing as many people as we can to fight for justice, and that comes through a political education of how we got to where we are and how we stand up and strike back. It’s about changing those who are apathetic into those who take action. It’s about creating a movement and continuing to build on it.One of the best pieces of advice I ever picked up was that as a young person, you have to cast aside the feeling that you need to ask permission to make a change in the world. Seize any opportunity you can find to fix injustices — it doesn’t matter how long it takes.”#ThisWeekOnInstagramPhoto by @nogalevyrapoport