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ActNowFilm is a youth voices film project produced the VR³ÉÈËÊÓƵ Institute for Policy Research (IPR) and , as part of the .

The 2021 film, Youth Voices on Climate, showcases the views of 16-30 year olds and is drawn from films submitted by over 140 young people from 32 countries. In the film, young people from across the world share their lived experiences of climate change; their hopes and ambitions for the future; and their 'asks' of the climate change negotiators, as well as their own climate pledges. They share, in their own words, why stopping climate change is important to them – the future generation.

This film was launched at a in November 2021. It was also showcased at the , , and the .

It was produced in partnership with student volunteers and the .

• Katie Parker (Sustainability Consultant, formerly Project Manager at the , University of Cambridge)
• Amy Munro-Faure (Engagement Manager, , University of Cambridge)
• Amy Thompson (Head of Policy Programmes and Communications, IPR, VR³ÉÈËÊÓƵ)

The team also included a number of colleagues from Cambridge Zero, IPR, GAUC, and a large student team from across the world. We are grateful to all volunteers who have made this project happen.

Intergenerational Conversations on Climate Change (2022)

In this film, both young and older people share their lived experiences of climate change, as well as their hopes and fears for the future. Find out more about the 2022 film.

Youth Climate Leaders in Conversation with Climate Experts (2023)

This film features youth climate leaders from all over the world in conversation with eminent climate experts and demonstrates the value, place and importance of young people in the urgent national and global climate debates and negotiations. Find out more about the 2023 film.