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Have you hosted a Youth Climate Summit? Tell us about it.
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Summit Values Reflection
The Wild Center's Youth Climate Program is driven by six core values: student-driven, action-oriented, solutions-focused, place-based, equitable, and hopeful. The following tool helps identify how these values are reflected throughout the summit network. We use the results of this survey to continue improving the Toolkit. If you succeed or struggle, we want to know how and why so the entire network can continue to grow. High ratings (4-5) indicate strong values, while lower ratings (1-2) indicate values that could be strengthened.
Value 1: Youth-Driven
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My planning team involved youth in many summit planning decisions
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My summit prominently featured youth speakers and/or youth-led workshops.
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My planning team selected summit topics/activities based on input from youth about their interests
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Value 2: Solutions-Focused
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Youth had time during the summit to brainstorm or discuss their own climate solutions
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Value 3: Action-Oriented
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Presenters and workshops focused on concrete actions to address climate change
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My summit equipped youth with a plan to take action in their school/community
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Value 4: Place-Based
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Presenters and workshops used local/regional examples
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My planning team connected with local/regional environmental organizations, agencies, or programs to support our summit (e.g. speakers or other resources)
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Value 5: Equitable
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Presenters and workshops communicated that climate change impacts people disproportionately
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Presenters reflected the diversity of youth attending the summit
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Youth had opportunities to share their personal connections to climate change during the summit
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Value 6: Hopeful
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Presenters and workshops communicated that it is not too late to address climate change
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My summit balanced information about climate impacts with examples of climate solutions
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Thank you for sharing how your summit was aligned with these values. Please use this space to share any additional thoughts, ideas, or questions.
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