IISD Next
To make sure our research meets the needs of people on the ground, we need to be challenged by new ideas from today's active innovators. With this project, we have reached beyond our usual circle of experts to meet those leading the charge for change. We've joined forces with young leaders to create clear, credible resources that directly confront the realities of our present and our future. The results are a joint series of no-nonsense digital stories that illuminate crucial ideas while speaking directly to the people—impenetrable jargon not included. These snapshots of our work, infused with the passion and creativity of our project partners, are just the beginning of our quest to empower those shaping our future and bring policy research to the next generation of advocates.
The World's Freshwater Laboratory Goes TikTok
“Create a video about the impact of climate change on fresh water .. but make it festive. And viral…”
Solving the Injustices Caused by Climate Change
"We have to ensure that we give a voice to people who are often considered voiceless in conversations about climate change and climate adaptation."
What the Next Generation Needs From a Green Recovery
IISD energy expert Vanessa Corkal sat down with Aliénor Rougeot, coordinator of Fridays for Future Toronto, to get her take on Canada’s green recovery.
Youth Climate Action
Arming youth with the knowledge they need to influence global climate negotiations.
Project team
Sumeep Bath
Editorial & Communications Manager, IISD Experimental Lakes Area
Charly Blais
Communications Officer
Catherine Burge
Senior Communications Officer
Vanessa Corkal
Senior Policy Advisor, Canada Energy Transitions
Angie Dazé
Lead, Gender Equality and Social Inclusion
Vanessa Farquharson
Director, Communications
Pauline Gerrard
Deputy Director, IISD-ELA
Paulina Resich
Senior Communications Officer
Matthew TenBruggencate
Senior Communications Officer
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