Centering the SDGs

Center for Sustainable Development

Youth Led conference on the SDGs: Various panels from New Delhi, New Jersey, New York, Mahbubnagar, Hyderabad, Bhopal, Philippines and more

Details of the youth-led panel discussions are given below. Separate zoom link will be shared for each day. *******************Eco-ambassador Aalok Bhatt, Millburn School district Date: March 17thTime: 5pm EST Title: Native American Residential Schools - A dark chapter in US HistoryJoin Eco-Ambassador Aalok Bhatt as he discusses the lingering legacy of inter generational trauma and cultural genocide of these schools with Dr. Denise Lajimodiere of the Turtle Mountain band of Chippewa Indians. An author, activist academician, and artist, Dr. Lajimodiere is the founding member and past President of the National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition. She is known for her research on Native American boarding school survivors. ***************************************Build Your Advocacy Skills! Intro to Public Forum Debate for the SDGs.Date/Time: Friday, March 18, 2022. 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm ETStudent Hosts: Lower Moreland High School (LMHS), Huntingdon Valley, PA. Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, NHStudent Panel:Sophia Berman, Debate Team Head, LMHS Class of 2022. Sydney Tchiong, Debate Team Head, LMHS Class of 2022. Chris Serrao, Environmental Club, Phillips Exeter Academy Class of 2024.Session Description: We invite you to learn the ins and outs of Public Forum Debate as we discuss how we can use public speaking and debate to build our advocacy skills for the SDGs. Debate may sometimes feel daunting, but our aim is to break it down so you can engage confidently and meaningfully in everything from policy discussions to everyday conversation about the SDGs.********************************************Rose Uran in discussion with Education for Sustainable Development Expert Radhika Iyengar March 20th 7am EST Topic: The relevance of SDGs in school education **********************************Shiv’s Third Eye Youth-led panel discussion.Topic : Let’s Talk about Mental Health - Launching Shiv’s Third Eye FoundationDate: March 20th 5:00pm - 6:00pm EST About the Foundation: The mission is to build resilience and better mental health in adolescents and their surrounding communities through education, awareness, and sponsor development of new and better treatment options for adolescent depression.Panelists: Saanvi Kulkarni (Shiv’s sister, 8th grader, Heritage Middle School);Oishik Mukherjeee (Shiv’s friend, 9th grader, Livingston High School); Priyanka Agarwal (Shiv’s friend,10th grader, Livingston High School); Tanirika Singh (Shiv’s friend, 10th grade, Livingston High School)Moderator: Pallavi Rudraraju (Youth Wellbeing Manager at Human Rights Campaign)***********************************EXPERT INTERVIEW Title: Storytelling with Data. Panelists: Eco-ambassador Ashley Jun in discussion with Maryam Rabiee of Sustainable Development Solutions Network, SDGs Today. Date: March 21Time: 4pm EST**************************************************************************Get Empowered! Youth Leadership in Climate Policy and Gender Equity. Date/Time: Tuesday, March 22, 2022. 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm ETStudent Hosts: Lower Moreland High School (LMHS), Huntingdon Valley, PAGuest Speaker: Anna Pettee, Co-Author of Youth Leadership in Climate Policy Workbook and Facilitator&#x27;s Guide from Plan International in conversation with student panel:Sophia Berman, Girl Up 2030 Founder, LMHS Class of 2022Hanna Tran, Girl Up 2030 Officer, LMHS Class of 2022 Maggie Cejne, Girl Up 2030 Officer, LMHS Class of 2023Session Description: Join Lower Moreland High School Girl Up 2030 and Anna Pettee, co-author of the Youth Leadership in Climate Policy Workbook and Facilitator&#x27;s Guide, for an insider view of how the newly published Climate Policy Workbook can help us tackle climate policy together. We’ll also explore climate justice through the lens of gender – how climate change can be a risk multiplier for people everywhere. We invite you to join the conversation.*********************************BLUEBELLS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL Title: Bio Fuel- A driving Force for futureTime: 23rd March, 2022. 7.30 PM ISTPanelists: Asra Sohail, Tanishka Vashisht, Ayush Kalra, Maahir Aggarwal, Sridatri BhattacharyaA presentation on the present scenario and prospects of biofuel industry, followed by open house discussion.*********************************BLUEBELLS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL Title: ‘Waste we create : how to manage different types of waste’24th March 2022, 7.30 PM ISTPanelists- Hardik Madan, MG Mahasweta, Omysha Mehra, Hansika Bhargava, Trisha Juneja*******************************EXPERT INTERVIEWEco-ambassador Aalok Bhatt in discussion with UNICEF Expert Suguru Mizunoya.Title: Data, indicators and the SDGs Date: 24th March Time: 5pm EDT *************************************STUDENT PANEL ON THE SDGsPanel Organizers: Mahjabeen Raza (NYU) and Yoonsung Kim (Cornell)Date: March 24th, 8PM ESTTitle: Building disaster preparedness and risk reduction skills in youthPresenters: William Yoon, Eugene Yoo, Emma Kim********************************************School Cafeterias and Climate Change: What’s Your Connection?Developing a Student Playbook for Curbing Climate Change and Cafeteria Waste Across SchoolsDate/Time: Friday, March 25, 2022. 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm ET.Student Hosts: Readington Middle School EcoAmbassadors (RMS), Whitehouse Station, NJ.Phillips Exeter Academy (PEA), Exeter, NH.Lower Moreland High School (LMHS), Huntingdon Valley, PA.Student Panel:Callum Suggitt, EcoA Strategy Lead, RMS Grade 7.Marcos Hernandez, EcoA Ops Lead, RMS Grade 7.Noah Bielen, EcoA Field Research Lead, RMS Grade 7.Philip Kazantsev, EcoA Scientific Lead, RMS Grade 8.Chris Serrao, EcoA Youth Advisor, PEA Class of 2024.Sophia Berman, EcoA Youth Advisor, LMHS Class of 2022. Session Description: Concerned about cafeteria waste in your school? Wondering where it goes, how it bloats your school’s carbon footprint/foodprint, ways it fuels climate change, and what we can do about it? Join us as we discuss the deep rootedness of food waste in our cafeterias as well as actions students can take from cafeteria waste audits to climate action plans to developing a playbook for collective action. We’d love to hear your insights too!*********************************************STUDENT PANEL ON THE SDGsPanel Organizers: Mahjabeen Raza (NYU) and Yoonsung Kim (Cornell)Title: Urban challenges: reimagining our urban spacesDate: March 25th, 8PM ESTPresenters: Cherie Chung, Kyle Shon, Ace Yeom********************************************

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