One Small Step: For Teenagers Heroically Taking Matters Into Their Own Hands

A parent-free zone for young people who want to take on climate change.

A ‘knock it to ‘em’ stride into the countryside for 13-18 year olds who want to walk the talk on climate change.

Sometimes as an eco-conscious teenager you can feel powerless to initiate the things you know need to happen. It’s your future! You need to make it happen!

This is a parent-free zone for young people to air their climate worries and rehearse their plans to take action. Do you need to persuade someone to use less plastic, eat less meat or fly on fewer short-haul flights? This is your dress rehearsal, with like-minded people, in the beautiful countryside around Bath.

Who is this for?

13 - 24 year olds (no parents allowed!). This walkshop is run in association with Avon Schools Eco Network and all the walk leaders are DBS checked and appropriately qualified for this activity. Please get in touch if you are not within the recommended age but have a reason for wanting to join us.

 

This walk is part of Kilter's One Small Step programme; a series of creative walks, funded by The National Lottery, designed to move participants on a journey from climate anxiety to climate action.

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This event has now ended. Find out more about our One Small Step programme.

 

“a great event… brilliantly led. The conversations were engaging and I, amongst others, would welcome some more events like this.”

- Participant, Walking the Talk

 

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Questions or suggestions?

Get in touch with us by emailing kilterhello@gmail.com.

 

One Small Step is made possible by the National Lottery Community Fund. We’d like to say a big thank you to National Lottery players for helping to make our work possible!

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