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What does climate change actually feel like when you’re growing up with it?

For our first episode, we sat down with Natalie Heller and Bonita Eloise Ford from the Climate Mental Health Network for a really honest conversation about climate change and how it can affect the way young people feel, think and see the future.

We talk about eco-anxiety, fear, grief and uncertainty, but also about hope, community, creativity and the things that remind us why we care in the first place. From the places we love to the people we share them with, climate change can feel a lot more personal than a headline or statistic.

This was a kōrero about making space for those feelings, while also thinking about what we can do with them.

Supported & Funded by Meantime NZ

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Credits:

• Featuring (Guests) - Natalie Heller & Bonita Eloise Ford
• Host/Producer - Nitya Kakadiya
• A project by - Stella Raccuglia, Esther O'Donnell & Nitya Kakadiya
• Logo by - Noah Brown
• Mentored by - Taimana Davis
• Special thanks - Camille Li, Evan Ling, Ibrahim Al-Joghul, Jessie Lin, Climate Mental Health Network, & The Meantime team

We’re incredibly grateful for the support of our amazing community partners, funders and rangatahi. This project wouldn’t have come to life without your support, ideas and belief in what we’re trying to create. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to bring Zinecast to life, and for being part of the journey with us. 🤍