National Youth Network
We are young people in schools, universities, Parishes and community leading for real change. Join a national movement of young people around Australia Live Laudato Si’, and take the next step in responding to climate, the environment and sustainability.
Earthcare is growing, and we need your help.
Earthcare is designed, driven and led by incredible young people around Austalia. Whether you’re involved in youth ministry, at school, university, or just have a keen passion waiting to be ignited on sustainability, we want to hear from you. Join us, and together we can create an amazing social movement within the Catholic faith that leads, acts and supports those around us to respond to Laudato Si’, and care for our common home.
2. Together, we’ll find like-minded young people
Leadership isn’t one person – it’s many. The strength of this movement is build on collaboration, sharing and supporting. Start asking questions in Diocese, school and community, gather interested contacts and friends and start thinking about what your Earthcare movement might look like.
We can tap you into the local Earthcare network, or help you establish one!
3. Become an Earthcare leader
Become a Student Leader and a founding member of Earthcare in your local Diocese, Parish or Independent schools community with friends and community. Alternatively, join the existing Diocese and State leadership teams or by hosting (or attending) a youth summit. Upcoming events can be found here.
Youth Eco summits NSW and WA
Youth Eco Summits NSW Earthcare Youth Summit Flyer WA Earthcare Youth Summit Flyer (final)
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