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Item 3 SILICON PRESENTATIONVALLEY CLEAN ENERGY Climate Youth Ambassadors Climate Youth Ambassador Program Powered by Silicon Valley Clean Energy 1 Item 3 PRESENTATION About us As Climate Youth Ambassadors, we aim to raise awareness about the significance of climate change and to equip individuals with the knowledge and strategies they need to develop environmentally-friendly lifestyles. SILICON VALLEY Climate CLEAN ENERGY Youth Ambassadors 2 Item 3 PRESENTATION Our origin • CAP 2.0 "Innovate Climate Action in Sunnyvale" event • Joined SVCE and began Climate Youth Ambassador Program development in November 2018 • First event: April 2019 SILICON VALLEY CLEAN ENERGY Climate Youth Ambassadors 3 Item 3 PRESENTATION Our team 19 high schoolers 10 Bay Area schools Saint Francis High School, Bellarmine College Preparatory, The Harker School, Leland High School, Presentation High School, Evergreen Valley High School, Fremont High School, Archbishop Mitty High School, Dublin High School, Lynbrook High School SILICON VALLEY Climate CLEAN ENERGY Youth Ambassadors 4 Item 3 PRESENTATION Our ideology • Progress does not occur without awareness • Awareness at an early age is key • Emotional connections make the crisis real SILICON VALLEY CLEAN ENERGY Climate Youth Ambassadors 5 Item 3 PRESENTATION Our activities Presentations and assemblies at elementary/middle schools SILICON VALLEY Climate CLEAN ENERGY Youth Ambassadors 6 Item 3 PRESENTATION Our activities Community events SILICON VALLEY Climate CLEAN ENERGY Youth Ambassadors 7 Item 3 PRESENTATION The numbers 13 1800+ Events since April 2019 Reach 1200+ Youth engaged SILICON VALLEY Climate CLEAN ENERGY Youth Ambassadors 8 Item 3 PRESENTATION Our goals • Conduct more events at elementary and middle schools ➢ Assemblies, afterschool presentations, etc. • Expand the Climate Youth Ambassador team ➢ Involvement from more high schools • Raise awareness about our activities to build reputation and make future connections easier and faster SILICON VALLEY CLEAN ENERGY Climate Youth Ambassadors 9 Item 3 PRESENTATION Thank you! r/ikV m Climateyouthambassadors.org My email address: B [email protected] @climateyouthambassadors SILICON VALLEY CLEAN ENERGY Climate Youth Ambassadors 10.

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