Child Poverty

Interview with Alex Loznak, Youth Activist, Our Children’s Trust

Program: Approaches to Equity

Equity for Children interviewed Alex Loznak, Youth Activist at Our Children’s Trust, about the links between climate change and youth engagement. In this interview, Loznak explains his role as a plaintiff in a lawsuit against the federal government of the United States to demand a science-based climate change recovery plan.

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Watch a short video about Equity for Children’s new program area on Climate Change, Children and Young People below:

Find out more about our November 19, 2015 event on “Climate Change, Cities and Youth Engagement” here.

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