AL GORE PROJECT WANTS TEACHERS AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE – 16/02/2025 – Panel

by Andrea
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The non-profit organization Climate Reality Project, founded by former United States Vice President, will do two training in Brazil to train new leaders against climate change, in an initiative that includes, headquarters of.

The capital of Pará will receive the initiative in March. In August, the training will be in. The goal is to train participants and form a network of contacts to work with climate themes and press local governments to act.

The first stage of the activities involves advocacy in -person global training (strategy to defend a cause) at the end of March in Paris – the idea is to perform others in Nairóbi (Kenya), Rio de Janeiro and Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia).

Advocacy day training is also planned in Climate reality branches to attract activists in each city in which the organization is based. On March 29, these training will be held in Belém, Canada, Philippines and South Africa. On April 5, they will take place in Fiji, India, Indonesia, Japan and Mexico.

Climate Reality has also created a digital platform with global training content in Paris. In it, it will be possible to watch the presentation of Al Gore in 12 languages ​​available, using Metaphysic AI technology.

“This is a critical moment to take stock of the climate progress we have achieved in the ten years since the world has come together to forge the Paris Agreement,” says the founder and president of the Climate Reality Council, Al Gore. “It is also urgent to recognize and address the significant measures we still need to take if we really want to solve the climate crisis.”


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