Naira from Armenia took part in the COMEM of the European Youth Forum and took the chance to ask questions to the other organizations about the climate crisis.

Ben from KLJB was present at the COP25 in Madrid and puts the connection between media and climate change in the focus of this episode. At the Climate Conference he was able to interview journalists from Spain who share their experience with us.

Florina shares the christmas of her childhood with us. "There was snow everywhere. Today christmas will not be white and I am wondering if a christmas like this will only stay a childhood memory?"

For us following means today to interfere in politics, economy and society. One of the events where KLJB is doing this is the International Green Week and Sarah from the national board in Germany showcases what will happen in Berlin and why it is such an important event.

Adeline from YMDRAB shares her inspiration with all of us: Just do it! Let's be a bigger part of the whole.

Laura is part of the MIJARC World board and for her, christmas should not be about consumerism but about giving. So find in this episode some DIY tips for a sustainable christmas.

Roman from fimcap attended the COP 25 in Madrid and shares his impressions with us. If we want to give young people a voice in this process then we need to adress how they really can be involved. We have a very special role in this- representing people who are not able to vote yet. We need to continue to fight on their side!

Fiona Lally from CEJA is talking about the importance of young farmera being involved in the battle against climate change. While agriculture admits green house gases it also has the potential to capture carbon. Young farmers must play an important role to ensure a sustainable and resilient agricultural sector in the future.

Those of us who live in rural areas in a warm dry region need regular rains to plant, feed and meet the needs of those who live in cities and depend on farmers for their survival.

This episode will be in portuguese and english. João de Deus is part of the MIJARC World board, lives in Brazil and shows you how he thinks about the current situation in the world and especially for people living in rural areas in Brazil.

In total 1,3 billion tonnes of food are thrown away worldwide every year. Regardless of how much work has gone into our food. Justus Kathmann from the MIJARC Europe Agricultural Commission shares his ideas about christmas with us in this episode.

Christmas is a time for community. Christmas is a time to give something back. If we want to change something: when, if not at Christmas