A collection of articles, photos and outcomes from the Conference of Youth & UN climate talks in Warsaw, 7-23rd November 2013

We have put together this exciting special report from the two weeks that our Young Friends of the Earth Europe (YFoEE) team spent at the Conference of Youth (7-10th November) and the UN climate negotiations (11-23rd November) in Warsaw, Poland.

We had a strong YFoEE team of 20 people during the first week of the climate talks and a team of 25 youth from all over Europe in the second week. What made it even more special and inpiring is that we were part of a wider Friends of the Earth International delegation with altogether 40 people from all corners of the world – the Friends of the Earth family.

We have also worked closely with many youth groups, civil society organisations, social & climate justice movements, including our friends at Push Europe, Earth in Brackets, Polish Youth Climate Network, UK Youth Climate Coalition, SustainUS, Arab Youth Climate Movement, Philippines Movement for Climate Justice, Jubilee South (Asia Pacific Movement on Debt and Development) and others.

This is what happened in Warsaw from our perspective [pdf, 27 MB]  (lower resolution version [pdf, 10MB]).

Content edited by Maruška Mileta. Design and layout by Juliana Okropiridse.

Enjoy the reading!

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