To equip young people with the knowledge and skills needed to take practical climate action, FXB is accepting applications for the Fall 2026 edition of the FXB Climate Advocates Program.
The free and fully virtual programme combines climate education, advocacy training, expert-led sessions, and community action. Participants will learn from experts connected to organizations including the FXB Center for Health and Human Rights at Harvard University, the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre, Project Drawdown, and Citizens’ Climate Lobby, while developing their own community-based climate action projects.
What You Will Gain:
Build knowledge of climate change, sustainability, advocacy, and practical climate solutions
Participate in virtual climate education sessions with international experts
Strengthen skills in climate advocacy, communication, leadership, and community action
Connect with young climate advocates from around the world
Design and implement a climate action project addressing an issue in your community
Explore areas such as sustainable agriculture, conservation, waste management, green technology, community education, and climate policy
Who Can Join:
Young people from any country who are between 13 and 25 years old in 2026
Applicants interested in climate action and willing to carry out a community-based climate project
Participants able to dedicate at least two hours per week throughout the programme
Applicants with access to a computer, laptop, tablet, or smartphone compatible with Zoom and a reliable internet connection
Applicants must submit original, personally written responses. Applications containing AI-generated responses will be disqualified.
Why Join:
The programme gives young people an opportunity to move from learning about climate change to taking practical action in their communities. Through expert-led training, global connections, and support in developing a local climate initiative, participants can strengthen their ability to advocate for climate solutions and contribute to environmental change at local, national, and international levels.
