About the event

What does it look like when young people lead the way for nature? As part of Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s Centenary Wild Weekend, this candid and energising panel brings together some of the UK’s most compelling youth voices in climate and nature action. Representatives from grassroots movements, national campaigns and creative activism will explore how change actually happens – from reimagining local communities, to transforming education, to championing urgent action through writing, organising and direct community projects. Featuring emerging leaders including Jaz Brook- Sustainability, Social Impact and Youth Empowerment Specialist, alongside Scarlett Westbrook- Teach The Future, this discussion invites audiences into a hopeful, practical dialogue about the steps we can each take today to build a wilder future.
Open, optimistic and rooted in real experience, Voices of Change celebrates a generation refusing to wait its turn – and shows how all of us can take meaningful action for nature, right now.

Timings:
• Doors open: 6:00pm
• Event begins: 6:30pm
• End: 9:00pm

Location:
This event takes place in UEA Lecture Theatre Three. For venue location and information, please see view our interactive campus map for further details by searching 'Lecture Theatres 1-4'

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Please note that photography and video recording may take place during this event.