Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 23 hours ago
How are Indonesian climate activists making a difference in Germany? By combining their unique perspectives from an island nation and working in a new environment, they bridge global efforts in renewable energy and emphasize the critical link between climate action and migration.
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This video was produced as part of the Erasmus+ Youth project "Digital Storytelling for Active Citizenship", which supports young people in Finland and Germany to better understand complex migration issues by strengthening their media literacy and digital storytelling skills. The project, led by Migration Matters and Cooperative 3E, has received funding from the European Union, but the content does not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union. To learn more about our initiatives and how you can get involved, please visit www.migrationmatters.me.
Editorial & production: Sophie Mühlhausen, with support from Migration Matters e.V.
Camera & editing: Sophie Mühlhausen
Media Training: Lee Lester
Project Management: Sophia Burton (Migration Matters) and Kirsi Koivuporras (Cooperative 3E)
How are Indonesian climate activists making a difference in Germany? By combining their unique perspectives from an island nation and working in a new environment, they bridge global efforts in renewable energy and emphasize the critical link between climate action and migration.
Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated on climate activism and the global efforts to combat climate change!
This video was produced as part of the Erasmus+ Youth project "Digital Storytelling for Active Citizenship", which supports young people in Finland and Germany to better understand complex migration issues by strengthening their media literacy and digital storytelling skills. The project, led by Migration Matters and Cooperative 3E, has received funding from the European Union, but the content does not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union. To learn more about our initiatives and how you can get involved, please visit www.migrationmatters.me.
Editorial & production: Sophie Mühlhausen, with support from Migration Matters e.V.
Camera & editing: Sophie Mühlhausen
Media Training: Lee Lester
Project Management: Sophia Burton (Migration Matters) and Kirsi Koivuporras (Cooperative 3E)
