Young People making Big Changes

 

CALLING ALL ENGAGED YOUNG PEOPLE!

Have you ever been told that you're too young to have an opinion?
Have you noticed that some people get treated differently than others?
Have you worried about rising temperatures and/or house prices?

Have you ever wondered if there's something you could do about it?

Join us this International Youth Day (12th of August 2025) at Azure Beach Library as we host a free workshop for anyone aged 15-25 to discuss the things that can be done at the local level to:

            Reduce Inequality

                  Combat Climate Crisis

      Fix housing

And anything else that YOU want to discuss

Joining you will be the ex-Deputy Lord Mayor of Sydney, and author of Glimpses of Utopia: Real Ideas for a Fairer World, to discuss the power of engaged people in local councils, and to workshop how to address the issues that YOU want to have fixed.

Location: Azure Beach Library - Cove Meeting Room

Date: 12/08/2025

Time: 5pm - 6pm (1700-1800)

Book through the Library Website here

- Josh

 Clicks for Change: Harnessing AI for a Greener Tomorrow

Discover how young people are shaping a sustainable future through the power of technology

at Azure Beach Public Library 

Celebrate International Youth Day 2025 with a creative, hands-on workshop where you’ll learn how AI can help fight climate change and promote sustainability.

Hear from an expert in AI + environment, then jump into creating your own digital campaign, story, or content using cool AI tools. No experience needed — just your ideas and energy!

Image by Satheesh Sankaran from Pixabay

 

💡 Want to explore how youth can lead in sustainable innovation? Check out UNESCO’s Youth and Sustainable Development resources.

📅 Date: Sunday, 10 August 2025
🕜 Time: 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM
📍 Venue: Azure Room, Azure Beach Library
🔗 Booking: Free, but spaces are limited! Register HERE

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Anna Ternova