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May 21, 2020
“It’s time to live out youth to power in all its forms.”
So says this high school senior and climate activist in her book Youth to Power: Your Voice and How to Use It, available June 2. Jamie sprang onto the national scene in 2018 as a founder and co-executive director of Zero Hour, which organized the first-ever national youth climate march. But Jamie and her young colleagues had to learn activism on the job and on the fly. Youth to Power is the book she wishes she had when launching and learning to run Zero Hour. This how-to guide—chock full of valuable lessons explained in concise prose—is a must read for any young person trying to better their world through activism.
Jamie shares with us key lessons from Youth to Power, takes listeners on a tour of the youth perspective on the climate crisis, and shows us that hope only comes in the form of action.
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Jamie’s Book: Youth To Power
Zero Hour: Website | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Medium | Donate
The New York Times: I’m Not Only Striking for the Climate
The New York Times: Meet the Teenagers Leading a Climate Change Movement
Gist: How Teens Started The Zero Hour Movement
TED: Patriarchy, racism, and colonialism caused the climate crisis
Teen Vogue: Youth Climate Activists Marched on Washington, D.C.
CNN: Dear leaders: You’ve failed your children on climate change
Huffington Post: Forget About Saving the Planet: Let's Be More Selfish
Teen Ink: An Open Letter To Climate Change Denying Politicians
Teen Vogue: 21 Under 21: Jamie Margolin Knows Climate Justice is the Key to All Justice
People: Teenage Activists Take on Climate Change Crisis
The New York Times: What is the Green New Deal?
The Green New Deal Group: The Green New Deal
Shoutout from Jamie to sister groups: Uprose | Climate Justice Alliance