A gathering of 112 passionate young leaders took place at the Youth Forum on Climate Change. Under the guidance of Ms. Sheila R. Castillo from the Mentor Climate Reality Project, these students delved into the complexities of climate change and explored innovative solutions. This forum ignited a spark of hope and inspired the next generation to take action for a sustainable future.

On September 20, 2018, the NIPSC Ajuy Auditorium buzzed with youthful energy and determination as 112 student leaders gathered for a transformative Youth Forum on Climate Change. With Ms. Sheila R. Castillo of the Mentor Climate Reality Project leading the charge, these bright young minds dove headfirst into the pressing realities of our planet’s changing climate. Her compelling insights weren’t just about facts—they were a rallying cry for action, leaving every participant inspired to be a part of the solution.

But the journey didn’t stop there. Students and parents joined forces in hands-on initiatives, attending Disaster Risk Reduction Management Training and Nursery Establishment and Seedling Production Training. These workshops weren’t just about learning—they were about doing, equipping participants with the knowledge and tools to be active stewards of their environment. From preparing for natural disasters to nurturing the next generation of trees, these sessions planted seeds of responsibility and hope.

Together, these forums and trainings are more than educational events; they’re stepping stones to a sustainable future. They prove that when knowledge meets action, change becomes unstoppable. With young leaders and community members working hand-in-hand, the planet’s future is already looking a little brighter—and a lot greener.