Join Flavio Tomasella, a nutritionist and researcher on the project team, as he presents some of the findings from the research with young people in Aberdeen/shire. Flavio will fill you in on what young people were saying about climate change and sustainable diets in 2013 and will invite you to express your views now in 2021.
Running alongside COP26, the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, we will host a series of daily events and activities aimed at engaging young people with our previous research on sustainable diets and climate change. We did some work with local 11-16 year olds in 2013, but since then we’ve seen Greta Thunberg establish ‘Fridays for Future’ and more recently 12 year old Jude Walker walking 200 miles from his home to London to raise awareness around climate change. So, what do young people think now? We will be seeking their input into the design of a follow-on project that will look at how individual ideas and choices have or have not changed, while also exploring how social media influences young people’s perceptions of food choices and climate change. Today Flavio Tomasella, a nutritionist and researcher on the project team, will tell you about what young people were saying in 2013 and will invite you to express your views now in 2021
Flavio Tomasella, Nutritionist and Researcher, University of Aberdeen
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