Jonathan Foster takes a closer look at the lives of youth leaders and activists. They discuss not only the current health and environmental crisis but also the possibilities, alternatives and ideas for transformation and change - find out what you can do to help build the world we want! In the fourth episode in the series we revisit some of the global youth leaders from the first episode to find out what they thought of COP 26 and the handling of our intensifying Climate and Health Emergency. What was good and what was bad. Plus, Stockholm +50 is being held on the 2nd and 3rd of June 2022, so we take a trip through time to the first Conference On The Human Environment held in Stockholm in 1972 and we wonder what a time traveller would make of the changes over the last 50 years. Find out more about Stockholm +50 at www.stockholm50.global Guests on this episode include: Máximo Mazzocco from Argentina is the founder and director of Eco House Global, a youth-led environmental organisation with one of the highest amounts of volunteers in Latin América, with 30 active programs in the region. He was recently selected UNDP Youth Leader by the Generation17 initiative. He was Youth Delegate in COP25 and UN Climate Summit NY 2019. Elizabeth Wathuti is an Environmentalist and Climate Activist. She is the founder of the Green Generation Initiative, which has planted 30,000 tree seedlings in Kenya, and the Head of Campaigns at Wangari Maathai Foundation. In 2019, she was awarded the Africa Green Person of the Year Award and named one of the 100 Most Influential Young Africans. She is a Global South Co-Chair of the COP26 Civil Society and Youth Advisory Council. Nathan Metenier from France is a 22 years old climate and environmental activist and one of seven members of Antonio Guterres’ Youth Advisory Group on Climate Change. He is part of the leading youth climate networks in Europe, notably as Advocacy Manager of Youth and Environment Europe, co-founder of Generation Climate Europe and the only young member of the European Environmental Bureau. Lavetanalagi Seru is a youth activist from Fiji. He currently works as the Climate Justice Project Officer for the Pacific Islands Climate Action Network (PICAN), the regional umbrella body for civil society organisations working on climate change in the Pacific. Lavetanalagi is also the Co-Founder and Coordinator of the Alliance for Future Generations – Fiji. Komal Kumar is a Climate Activist from Fiji. She has joined the Sustainable Ocean Alliance as the Pacific Island Representative to increase the presence of SOA in the Pacific and provide an engaging platform for youths from the Pacific to engage more effectively in the ocean space both regionally and internationally. This podcast is brought to you by the Prince Mahidol Award Conference in collaboration with the Swedish Institute for Global Health Transformation (SIGHT), FHI 360, The World Health Organisation, The World Bank, The British Medical Journal, USAID, and Foster Media. Theme tune written and produced by Caleb Fawcett. Find him on www.calebfawcett.com